Sentences with phrase «summer maximum»

"Summer maximum" refers to the highest level or peak that occurs during the summer season. Full definition
The radiation error is a considerable error, especially for summer maximum temperatures.
The scientists found out that summer maximum temperatures at the forest floor can differ more than 10 °C over only 100 meters.
Sources, if required, for para beginning «The peer - reviewed literature»: Deacon, E.L. 1952, Climatic Change in Australia since 1880, Australian Journal of Physics, Volume 6, Pages 209 - 218, see especially Figure 1 showing the ten - year running averages of mean summer maximum temperature for Bourke, Alice Springs Narrabri and Hay)
The mean daily summer maximum temperature is only 20.1 degrees, and the mean winter maximum a brisk 11.9 degrees.
Coral reef ecosystems are expected to be at a particularly high risk from increased temperatures because thermal anomalies as little as 1 °C above average annual summer maximums can cause mass bleaching in adult coral assemblages.
While summer maximums have showed little trend, the annual average Arctic temperature has risen sharply in recent decades.
And during the entire summer maximum temperature reached 32C on only three days.
There is no doubt 2011 was a very warm year in Perth thanks to hot, dry summer maxima combining with warm, wet winter / spring minima.
Scientists have documented that sustained water temperatures of as little as one degree Celsius above normal summer maxima can cause irreversible damage.
Analysing the mean summer maximum temperature differences between Bourke and Charleville, the unadjusted data (Figure 5) indicates that Bourke was, on average, about 2 °C warmer prior to Stevenson screen installation in 1908 than it was in the years following that, with wide year - to - year variations.
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