Sentences with phrase «warm temps right»

I would love to have such warm temps right now.

Not exact matches

Ingredients 1 package yeast 1 teaspoon sugar 1 1/2 cups warm water (at the right temp, if you run water on your wrist, you shouldn't be able to feel it) 3 tablespoons olive oil, plus extra for greasing the pan and brushing the top 4 1/2 cups flour 1 tablespoon salt

It screams fall and as the temps drop, a piping hot bowl of this will warm you right up!

the whipping keeps it at the right temp (warm - ish) to stay whippy - like but then hardens at lower temps once the whipping stops.

It is warm enough for the current temps, but the color, along with the cute ruffle detail make it perfect for right now.

This is only the second time I've worn this skirt (like ever) and I've been waiting for warm temps to do it up right.

But, I am back in Wisconsin right now, where the sun is shining and the temps are much warmer!

However, as the warm temps still remain, it can be challenging at times to find the right outfit for a night out.

This year we are coming in a little warmer right out of the gate at a high temp of 30 °C or 85 °F and low temperatures around 26 °C or 79 °F.

Right now at 4.30 PM it's still overcast and the temp is still a warm 28 degree's Celsius.

Currently right now at 2.45 PM the outside temp is still a very warm 28 degree's Celsius.

If the air temp above the boundary layer is warmer that the boudary layer I would think that would impair heat transfer to the sky right?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the destabilization depth for methane in near 0 degree C temps is 200 meters, so the statement that I have seen here and elsewhere that the methane hydrate is at that depth should not surprise us and should not lead us to think that it is therefore stable — it is right on the edge of destabilizing, any even slight amount of warming will do so.

As we are right on track timewise to go from warm to cold, betting on cooler temps seems to be where the smart money is based on historical records.