Sentences with phrase «on windy days because»

Some turbines are slowed or shut down on windy days because the state does not have sufficient transmission wires to move all the power from the remote, windy areas of West Texas to cities like Dallas and Houston that need it.

There is nocancellation on windy days because the trip is done on the river anddoesnot affect the tour.

Not exact matches

I love the sun canopy because it's huge and does a fantastic job shading your child; fully extended, it goes all the way down past the bumper bar, completely enclosing your child on very sunny or windy days.

It is very narrow, tall glaciers on either side and it happened to be one of those beautiful blue sky days and I can remember thinking over and over during that day, you know, how lucky we were to be there because I have been to that channel before and often it's big and blowy and gusty and windy because you're pushing all these [this] ice and wind through this narrow slot.

Denmark's proximity to Germany and Sweden, which connects with their energy grid, are crucial pieces of the puzzle; because wind energy can be wildly intermittent, Germany can accept excess power from Denmark on very windy days, and on days when Denmark falls short it can get excess power from Sweden's hydroenergy network, which can be quickly turned on to react.

The first day was hot, but a little windy, so I wore a crisp pair of white trousers (similar here) with a super cropped top (on sale here), because I wanted it keep it simple and breezy.

The sunroof on this Genesis is panoramic and it felt nice having it open during the day but because we had a very windy day it made a lot of noise so we close it later but still enjoying the view of the sky.

The apartment was spacious very clean and well fitted out.The large balcony with a fabulous view was like having two extra rooms, and this was good on the couple of rainy windy days because we were sheltered but still able to enjoy the warm air outside.

The stretch ends with a dog beach followed by Alma (home to the wonderful Manta Ray restaurant) and Jaffa beaches in the south of the city much loved by surfers because there are no wave breakers which means huge waves on a windy day.

Because of the bay there is always shelter on windy days, which makes the fishing excellent 365 days of the year.

The Parker paper directly addresses your «bubbles» idea: if the UHI influence was large, then it would be larger on still days as opposed to windy ones, because on windy ones the bubble of warm air would get blown away more readily.

... Because fossil - fuel power plants can not easily ramp down generation in response to excess supply on the grid, on sunny, windy days there is sometimes so much power in the system that the price goes negative — in other words, operators of large plants, most of which run on coal or natural gas, must pay commercial customers to consume electricity....

For example, in the caption to Fig. 6: «Tmax is, as expected, lower on windy than on calm days in summer (b), but higher on windy than on calm days in winter (a), because persistent near - surface inversions are limited to calm weather.»

I would expect that it would increase the Ac - Aw, by reducing the temperature on windy days (Aw); and reduce the magnitude of the Bc - Bw signal on windy nights (Bw)(because Bc is generally less than Bw, due to the near - surface temperature inversion).

Even if those logistics worked out, he said, better solar cells and batteries would be necessary because the state gets over 180 days of cloudy weather, and unless the site is on a ridge at higher elevation, most sites aren't windy enough to generate electricity with turbines.