Sentences with phrase «quite warm this time of year»

Here in VA Beach, fall comes late so it can be quite warm this time of year.

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At this time of year, there's nothing quite like a warming bowl of porridge for breakfast.

While I am probably quite a few years away from any kind of housewife status, every time I make cookies I like to imagine myself serving warm chocolate chip cookies to beaming children and friends as I smile coyly and say, «oh no, they were no trouble at all.

Autumn is my favourite time of year, I actually quite like it when the nights start to draw in, when outside is cold but inside is cosy and warm.

It's that time of year — the temps are dipping and sometimes a little piece of dark chocolate or cup of herbal tea after dinner doesn't quite satisfy the craving for something chocolaty and warm!

If you've been following on long on this blog for quite some time you know that I pretty much live in this combo during the warmer months of the year — floral dress and a jean jacket.

Even if it isn't quite warm where you live yet, I love that this time of year you can take spring pieces and layer over them.

Obviously these pictures were taken a while ago since the weather isn't warm enough for bare legs at the moment (although it's still quite warm for the time of the year!).

Usually in Australia at this time of year, the weather is still quite warm, the seasons are changing into autumn and it's...

Go down to your local swimming pool at this time of year and even though the air temperature will be warm the water will likely be quite cold.

The models make atmospheric CO2 concentration the cause of warming, but fail to account for either the solubility effect of CO2 in water, the intense outgassing in the Eastern Equatorial Pacific, or the effects of climatologists» formula for the residence time of atmospheric CO2 (it's quite short - lived (~ 1.5 years), not long - lived (decades to centuries), and its lumpy in the atmosphere, not global).

But it was not difficult to build up a pretty good picture of wet and dry years, warm and cool years, floods, droughts, and quite a bit of temperature and rainfall data kept by weather obsessed farmers from the earliest times.

The news reports should, quite frankly, be focussed on his admission that, as Prime Minister of Australia for thirteen years, during which time he steadfastly refused to take any action to mitigate global warming, his only investigation of the science was read a single book, by a well known denier two years after leaving office.

I suspect that, BAU, the rate of warming from 1970 to 2070 could be very unusual for 100 - year periods for a long time into the past, though I'd defer to others who have studied climate records in more detail... (the sustained rate of increase in GHG forcing already is quite a bit larger than what occured in at least the last deglaciation — see graphs in ch 6 of IPCC AR4 WGI)