Sentences with phrase «warm air behind»
The jet stream then pinched off the flow and left the warm air behind to stagnate, Mote says.
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The science behind global warming is solid yet everything we hear (man caused, Carbon caused, etc) is wrong yet few scientists step up to «clear the air».
I'm still craving for something warm and spicy but not too heavy, as I can feel the spring in the air (it's somewhere behind the snow, trust me).
Headlamps on, we continue down the network of tunnels, the air becoming warmer and stiller as we leave the ventilation shaft behind.
In episode 113, the first season finale, Penn & Teller explore the truth behind fears about global warming, air quality, water quality, acid rain, species extinction, and take a close look at Greenpeace's activities.
It spilled through the long bank of windows behind the newly slip - covered sofa, warming the oak floor and quickening the air with the scent of freshly milled wood.
He had turfed them out of their beds himself — all stiff limbs and sullen, bleary faces — and now he could hear them complaining about him behind his back, their voices carrying louder than they realized in the warm, still air.
Don't always shoot with the sun behind you: shooting into the light can give atmospheric results, especially if there is mist or water in the air, or if it's around sunrise or sunset when the light has a pleasing warm tinge.
The was a large so - called blocking high in North Atlantic that led to the polar outbreaks into Europe and so that is where the cold air went, making it warmer in behind.
The proponents of global warming CO2 climate change science has mutated to a sickness as this hidden report verifies where not allowing factual science air insults human advancement and exposes the intents of the political correct and their miscreants desire to produce outcomes which lie behind reason.
Also from that article: «Michael Zemp and colleagues from the World Glacier Monitoring Service at the University of Zurich in Switzerland believe that warmer air temperatures in Europe in recent decades is behind the rapid loss of Alpine glaciers.
As the air warmed, the crowd swelled, overflowing from the area in front of the stage, filling in the lawn behind, and expanding to the grassy strips on either side.