Sentences with phrase «rain further south»
Another claim that southern regions in Australia have lost rainfall due to rising ocean temperatures and air currents pushing rain further south was also removed.
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Harvey has been further downgraded to a Category 1 hurricane as it churns slowly inland from the Texas Gulf Coast, already depositing more than 9 inches of rain in South Texas.
Also last weekend at Pocono, sure it didn't rain at the track until afterwards but had the storms to the north been 10 miles farther south it would have been a different story.
But the parents of these chicks are wising up and season by season more of them are moving farther south down along the peninsula where it's colder; it is not getting as warm or it's not raining and they are catching on.
The study found that loss of Arctic sea ice shifts the jet stream further south than normal resulting in increased rain during the summer in northwest Europe.
What this could mean, the authors posit, is that as the boreal winter continues to warm disproportionately, the thermal equator and therefore the rain belts won't travel as far south as they currently do during the winter.
The samples revealed long - held secrets of how desert - friendly species replaced tropical plants and animals as monsoon rains retreated farther south into the continent.
Scottish soil tends to be shallow, while soil further south is deeper and can store larger amounts of rain before becoming saturated.
At this point, the most likely scenario would be cold, wind - driven rain in the big coastal US cities, with up to a foot of snow stretching from inland New England as far south as the Carolinas.
You may get some rain that far south eventually.
In the image below another completely anomalous stripe of snow has appeared just south of NY (which extents out into the Atlantic through the far above freezing temperature bands of rain).
According to Delworth, in monsoon - dependent regions stretching from Africa to India, the changing AMOC will «move the tropical rain belts further north, so the Sahel of Africa will see the mean rainfall decrease as those rain belts move further north as the North Atlantic warms, while a colder North Atlantic pushes the rain belts further south.»