Sentences with phrase «warmer air»

Additionally, the climate - control system automatically knows to send warmer air toward the steering wheel when the top is down, so your precious hands don't get chilly.

BUT, we managed a few good ones... This winter weather really is a challenge sometimes and I will gladly welcome Spring sessions with open arms with the warmer air, daylight during the evening hours and better outdoor lighting.

This is the time when we celebrate longer days, warmer air and bare feet.

Those first sweet smells in the warmer air and the light of longer days lift my spirits like nothing else, especially after a long, cold winter in the northeast.

The colder the air temperature, the harder your thyroid has to work to maintain your body temperature and the warmer the air temperature, the less it has to work.

It's as if the warmer air gets us excited about connecting with old friends, going...

Other factors contributing to the recent regional rapid warming over the Antarctic Peninsula include decreased sea ice in the Bellingshausen Sea, resulting in warmer air temperatures, and decreasing precipitation over the south western peninsula [10, 11].

Since warmer air is expanding due to thermodynamics (or with v = const.

The disintegration of ice shelves is clearly caused by warmer air, according to Steig.

Higher temperatures lead to more evaporation from lakes, rivers and oceans, and warmer air can hold more moisture.

In addition, it was already known via the Clausius - Clapeyron relation, that warmer air can hold more water vapour: the amount is about 7 % more per degree Celsius of warming.

The temperature differential between the cold of the far North and the warmer air of the temperate zones to the south fuel the jet stream, which steers weather patterns in the Northern Hemisphere.

The relationship between warmer air and the greater amounts of moisture it contains is one of the most well - accepted tenets of climate science, and underpins one of the more solid projections, that warming will lead to more heavy downpours in general across the globe.

All you need is warmer air below and colder air above,» said Aymeric Spiga, an astrophysicist from the French National Center for Scientific Research in Guyancourt, France.

Current state - of - the - art climate models predict that increasing water vapor concentrations in warmer air will amplify the greenhouse effect created by anthropogenic greenhouse gases while maintaining nearly constant relative humidity.

We know that warmer air holds more moisture than cold air, in fact, to the point where the Antarctic is one of the driest deserts on the planet.

The warmer air will be able to hold more water.

Lynn, the increase of temperatures in the Arctic, is mainly the result of an inflow of warmer air from lower latitudes (with the current AO) and the change in albedo (mainly in summer).

After all, warmer air can hold more water, and some research suggests global warming could increase California's average rain and snowfall.

Warmer air also causes more water to evaporate from the soil.

Water undergoes a change of state from gas to liquid under these conditions, because cooler air can hold less water vapour than warmer air.

What will happen if the AO changes is an open question, at one side there may be less inflow of warmer air, at the other side, this may result in opposite changes in cloud cover...

Thompson and Solomon (2002) showed that the Southern Annular Mode (a pattern of variability that affects the westerly winds around Antarctica) had been in a more positive phase (stronger winds) in recent years, and that this acts as a barrier, preventing warmer air from reaching the continent.

This warmer air is believed to inhibit the formation of storm clouds.

«Simple physics tells us that warmer air can hold more water vapour.

Climate Central has been reporting on preliminary research suggesting that warmer air in the Arctic may be disrupting the jet stream, leading (although not consistently) to some unusually cold winters in recent years in both North America and Europe.

New thermal images from ESO's Very Large Telescope (VLT) and other ground - based telescopes show swirls of warmer air and cooler regions never seen before within Jupiter's Great Red Spot.

The distance that sound travels before it becomes too weak to hear depends on a number of factors, including its frequency and the temperature and humidity of the air: In general, higher frequencies are more quickly stifled in warmer air.

Each was no bigger than a coin, contained a high - sugar antifreeze, and had leaves arranged as rosettes that help them to enfold warmer air.

Whenever a front of warmer air sweeps over the frigid pool, the result is a fog that hovers roughly 1,000 feet aboveground, socking the airport in.

In addition, the structure of the snowpack is changing: it is being transformed by increasingly warmer air temperatures and / or altered by rain - on - snow events.

Warmer air can hold more water vapour that is eventually rained out, and warmer water holds more energy for a hurricane to draw its power from.

Warmer air and ocean temperatures have caused the glacier to detach from a stabilizing sill and retreat rapidly along a downward - sloping, marine - based bed.

The cooling is due to a strengthening of the circular winds around the continent, which prevent warmer air reaching its interior.

These dramatic changes appear to be the result of a combination of warmer air and ocean temperatures and the topography of the ocean floor at the head of the glacier.

Warmer air temperatures due to climate change could thaw much of the existing permafrost layer in the northern hemisphere.

But the cold air that usually sits over the pole has flowed south over Siberia, while warmer air has flowed north.

This warmer air expands the reach of the tropics and pushes the jet streams toward the poles.

Warmer air traps more water vapor, and scientists expect that additional water to fall in already wet parts of the Earth.

El Niño causes higher sea level pressure, warmer air temperature and warmer sea surface temperature in west Antarctica that affect sea ice distribution.

Warmer air can carry more moisture, which can lead to more extreme rainfall events, and warmer ocean surface temperatures are known to intensify the most powerful hurricanes.

Not so long ago, it was thought warmer air would be the main cause of melting, but now it seems warming ocean waters are already having a significant effect.

They say the turbines mix warmer air that sits at their apex with cooler air at ground level.

Zhou says the warming was caused primarily by vertical mixing of the air, rather than as a direct result of friction as air passes over the turbines» blades: the movement of the turbines is mixing the cooler ground - level air with warmer air higher up.

Warmer air temperatures cause more water containing the heavier isotopes oxygen - 18 or deuterium to evaporate from the surrounding ocean.

«If you think about the typical refrigerator and the air movement within the fridge, warmer air typically rises higher,» Koppel said.

Global climate models need to account for what Meehl calls «slowly varying systems» — how warmer air gradually heats the ocean, for example, and what effect this warming ocean then has on the air.

Since warmer air can hold more moisture, the same air parcels are now farther from their moisture capacity.

In all regions, the researchers attributed some of the increase in atmospheric ammonia to climate change, reflected in warmer air and soil temperatures.

With documented warmer air temperatures in eastern Canada since the 1970s, there has been a trend of earlier ice melting and less ice in general, explained Lavery.