Sentences with phrase «record temps»

Also, observers record temps only to the nearest degree.

After several days of record temps (92 degrees here in the midwest), it finally feels like FALL and I can now stock up on all things pumpkin at Trader Joe's in good conscious.

When there is little or no wind and little or no clouds / spraying we are at or above record temps!!

As Andrew P notes, the noise in actual recorded temp - data (especially when globaly aggregated) is much smaller.

I would guess, from first principles and without research, that the effect of trees would be to lower the minimum recorded temps at some times, and on average, with greater effect from greater height.

While 2016 has gotten a boost from an exceptionally strong El Niño, the record temps are mostly the result of the excess heat that has built up in Earth's atmosphere due to accumulating greenhouse gases.

I was recently pointed to the HADCRUT4 data, following 2014's record temps.

fwiw «the canaries» are local droughts, bush fires, record breaking storms and rainfall, the arctic, permafrost, forests, river systems, antarctic, glaciers, record floods, coral reefs, ocean acidification, fish kills, tree die back, extinctions, regional heat waves and record temps.....

I'm sure this has been discussed, but does anyone know why all three of the (presumably hindcasts at that time) model results dip down around 1984 - ish yet the recorded temps seem to spike?

I know that now even we are starting to get a little scared: the 3 - 4 years of record temps, the heat waves now, the heavy rain on me today and yesterday (probably carrying desperate chemical ice nucleation), the wildfires, the missing and deformed insects.