Sentences with phrase «of weather records»

But on those pieces of paper are hundreds of years of weather records — data that could make climate science far more accurate.

Global temperatures increased from 1990 on because they reduced the number of weather records used.

Ruiz, who contributed to the report, noted that an analysis of weather records at one páramo research station showed increases in minimum temperatures were almost twice that of lower elevations, while increases in maximum temperatures jumped to nearly three times the average at lower elevations.

This was just one of thousands of weather records smashed by the «summer in March», a 10 - day event that affected much of North America.

The researchers compared 100 years of weather records from the Arctic and 50 - plus years of those kept on Antarctica with the results of four computer models.

More than a century of weather records demonstrate a changing climate for the Central Hardwoods, a region that is 40 percent forested, with about 80 percent of forested land privately owned.

But Oglesby cautions that this approach could be harder to pull off elsewhere in the world, such as in Africa and Latin America, where some types of weather records and climate data aren't as easily available.

*** # 30 points out the lack of evidence for Monckton's claim that the Medieval Warm Period (MWP) was «up to 3 oC warmer than now,» that his statements about Antarctic ice mass are incorrect, that his argument about CO2 increase preceding temperature rise in ice core records is faulty and irrelevant, as is his statement about the decline in the number of weather recording stations.

With 70 years of weather records across the U.S. they were able to establish weather variability patterns and compare them to economic indicators for various sectors of the economy.

Every day an extreme record is broken in many places and in part that is a consequence of the short history of weather recording and the sheer number of locations where humans are now available to observe weather events that would have gone unnoticed a few decades ago.

At least one man was killed, several injured and about 2000 trees collapsed due to the heaviest snowfall in Moscow since the beginning of the weather records, said meteorologists.

«They had done far more extensive and sophisticated analysis of the weather records, confirmed by «proxy» data such as studies of tree rings and measurements of old temperatures that lingered in deep boreholes.»

My latest research published in the Nature Climate Change journal, analyses thousands of weather records and suggest a more important — and remarkably simple — connection between Arctic warming and our weather.

The report included an analysis of weather records that showed Glacier was 2 degrees hotter on average from 2000 to 2009, compared with 1950 to 1979.