Sentences with phrase «seasonal winds»
Because of seasonal wind patterns (spring and autumn typically see the highest amounts of wind generation in Texas and across most of the country) and new capacity continuing to come online, the October 22 record will very likely be surpassed in the near future.
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One peculiarity is that rains begin 2 to 3 months before seasonal winds start to bring in moist air from the ocean.
The French connection Saharan dust, carried on seasonal winds, regularly moves north across the Mediterranean into Europe and even western Asia, as this cloud did in August 2004 (below).
Italy is also subject to fierce seasonal winds.
One, the runway numbers of Domodedovo International, as an indication of local normal seasonal winds.
In this problem - based learning activity, students assume the role of a sailboat captain, and analyze seasonal wind speed data to determine the best time to schedule sailing trips as well as other water sports.
SEASONAL WINDS Monsoon - a major landbreeze or seabreeze that changes direction with the seasons.
Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo's administration warns that higher - than - normal temperatures and seasonal winds could heighten the risk of wildfires this spring.
«Seasonal winds can cause the upwelling of nutrients which in turn can cause plankton populations to bloom as «red tides.»
By concentrating the solar energy reaching the ocean onto the land these seasonal winds bring water to half of the people of the earth.
The units on the south side add pool views and are protected from most of the seasonal winds.
The coastal - waters of the Aegean are renowned for their gentle waves and predictable, seasonal winds, providing perfect conditions for cruising the beautiful bays and coves.
Beachfront (please note due to seasonal wind and currents the beach is not always suitable for swimming and water sports)
Due to the change of the seasonal winds, critters vary from period to period.
Some areas have monsoons, seasonal winds that bring either dry or moist air.