Sentences with phrase «normal month»
January was a drier than normal month for all states in the Southern Region except for Texas, and Louisiana.
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The team used a worldwide climate model that incorporated normal month - to - month variations in sea surface temperatures and sea ice coverage, among other climate factors, to simulate 12,000 years» worth of weather.
With the exception of northern and central Oklahoma, January was a slightly cooler than normal month across the Southern Region.
February 2016 obliterated old marks by such a margin that it was the most above - normal month since meteorologists started keeping track in 1880, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
NOAA's CSV2 model predicted much greater sea ice loss around Antarctica than normal, and much higher sea surface temperatures than normal months before it happened.
While December was a warmer than normal month for the region by several degrees F, a pattern shift in January led to colder than normal average temperatures for the month of January across much of the eastern half of the region.
A normal month is around 80,000 pageviews.
Beyond the next week, rumor has it that California is still likely in for a wetter than normal month.
I think you guys are going to like Create It Thursday a little more than normal this month — there's an incredible giveaway I'm hosting with a few of my favorite bloggers!
I know that I've had more giveaways than normal this month, but I thought, «Hey, it's February.
Good luck with your monthly goals... it's hard to keep on track on a normal month let alone with the holidays
I will mention that on a normal month, ~ $ 415 is for Roth IRA, $ 100 is for 529, and $ 300 - 700 is saved depending on my programming side income.
This is similar to what the Wii U sells on a normal month.
With the exception of western Tennessee, the month of February was a drier than normal month.
The old record was set just last December and the last three months have been the most above - normal months on record, said NOAA climate scientist Jessica Blunden.