Sentences with phrase «warm summer rain»

There's nothing quite like the warm summer rain.

I enjoy warm summer rain and watching the sea.

The Thai artisan evokes warm summer rain with this design.

Unlike a traditional shower had, it mimics the soothing, natural feel of a warm summer rain, with a relaxing effect for your mind and body.

Not exact matches

The rightly ordered joy of our senses in this world — the scent of spring, warm rain in the summer, the music of Mozart or Beethoven, the face of a beloved — is a foretaste of the glory God made for all of us to share, when we one day stand in his presence.

With the weather staying warm, rain to a minimum, and school getting ready to start, a weekend camping trip is a great way to end the summer.

Warmer summers strengthened the West African monsoon and delivered more rain.

Other studies have suggested that recent ocean warming of the North Atlantic could also be responsible for more summer rain in northwest Europe.

Conversely, in the boreal summer, when the difference between the two hemispheres isn't as great, the «wet get wetter, dry get drier» effect of warming will dominate, meaning more rain in the tropics and less in the subtropics.

«As summers get warmer, more rain may not be better than less.»

The air isn't so cold to sting these days, but it's not the warm, thick of summer, nor is it fragrant with the smell of earth after a cold, spring rain.

Last week it rained and was cold, but now it's summer and really warm and even though I didn't like the rain, I'm not loving the heat either, but it's nice, it's nicer than the rain.

Happy Monday my lovely friends:) Today finally we have a sunny day, a summer - similar day, no rain, almost no clouds and warm temperatures:D Yeah!

I live in the UK where the shops fill with tiny floral or pastel tea dresses, denim shorts and strappy sandals for 7 months of the year for S / S and then it rains for 80 % of the summer and is actually warm for about 3 days.

While shopping for my rain boots this past summer, I learned to buy rain boots a half - size to one full size bigger in order to allow for room when wearing warm wool socks in the winter.

For those of you who are living somewhere that's either getting colder, or (sadly) failing to get warmer, perhaps we can look at this top as an ode to warmer weather, sort of like a rain dance equivalent for a hot summer day!

Although it was still late summer and the rain was warm, I had never felt so cold.

Spring is warm and largely dry whilst summer can be hot and humid following a four - week period of rain which usually begins in June.

Summer days are sunny and warm with occasional heavy rains mostly at night or early morning in the North - West part of the country.

Summer (June — September) is considered the wet season (though rain usually hits in the late afternoons or nights), and water are warmer.

The water warms up to 30 °C in the summer but then the visibility is reduced from the extra rain.

«Can the persistent weather conditions associated with recent severe events such as the snowy winters of 2009/2010 and 2010/2011 in the eastern U.S. and Europe, the historic drought and heat - wave in Texas during summer 2011, or record - breaking rains in the northeast U.S. of summer 2011 be attributed to enhanced high - latitude warming?

In summer in the UK, the jet stream pick up warm moist air from the tropics and brings it to Britain, giving us those warm summer days with a touch of rain.

Enough of that warm rain and the snowpack melts, quite suddenly, and we get floods, then drought in summer.

Two studies of the storm that overwhelmed Houston last summer say global warming made the rain much worse.

If warming continues, and snow increases during winters, locking up more moisture regionally until spring or summer floods release the reservoir with more energy and intensity in those snow - pack zones (while former recipients of rain go wanting in drought) than in prior regimes?

Warmer temperatures would alter the rain / snow ratio during the cold season, further increasing the chance for more extreme winter floods and summer droughts [15].

As the climate of the Pacific Northwest warms, more winter precipitation is falling as rain, compared with historical averages.2 With declining snowpack in Oregon's Cascade Mountains, peak stream flows are occurring earlier, and summer flows are declining.2 These changes are expected to continue as heat - trapping emissions grow, putting more stress on already endangered salmon that return to the Columbia and other rivers in the region to spawn.2

Projected warming and drying in spring and summer combined with earlier snowmelt and more winter rain would likely exacerbate this trend by facilitating fire ignition and diminishing fuel moisture during the dry season [85].

Peter Lang They renamed it» climate change» because they know that» global warming»» is a lie — so: when they say climate change, they are not even wrong, because: from summer climate is gone into winter climate in OZ, soon will get into summer climate again b] where is wet climate, changes into dry climate for couple of months — even in desert climate get wet by occasionally rain — can be improved into better climate IF Bob Brown and Flannery didn't impose» water embargo on Australian environment» no dam has being built for 30 years, on the driest continent — to save stormwater and improve the climate; reason they lie that CO2 regulates the climate...?!

AGW causes cool summers, cold winters, hot summers and warm winters, droughts, rain, flood, sun burnt whales, more snow, less snow, more ice, less ice, disruptions in ocean currents, and much much more.

There were arctic winters, blazing summers, serious droughts, torrential rain years, often bountiful harvests and long periods of mild winters and warm summers.

In mountain regions that are warming, as most are, a larger fraction of precipitation falls as rain rather than as snow, which means lower stream flows in spring and summer.

Place warm - weather scents around your home, including sandalwood, lily of the valley, roses, and summer fragrance blends such as rain or linen.

We finished off the summer with a beautiful warm sunny weekend and then the rains began within the next day.

But yes, with the rain we have here in Seattle we'd have to time with it the warm sun which is really only out enough during the summer.