Sentences with phrase «warmer early autumn»

This one is so cozy, but light enough to wear during these warmer early autumn days.

Perfect for these warmer early autumn days.

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It's a beautiful day outside, warmer than it should be in October, and the trees are slowly staining scarlet, the gold is shaking down, and the early autumn sky is already far away from us.

Warm seasonal fruit, fragrant spices and a vanilla - overtoned hazelnut crust sings with the tastes of early autumn.

Outside the main dining room, the patio features outdoor seating and propane heaters to keep guests warm and comfortable in the autumn and early spring.

Warmer water and air temperatures, drier summers, an early spring and a late autumn.

Global warming leads to more intense droughts, hotter weather, earlier snowmelt (hence less humid late summers and early autumns), and more tree infestations (like the pine beetle).

This blouse was most definitely a most - warn item for me during the warmer months; it was perfect with skirts or trousers and made for a great layering piece in the early autumn.

It was the perfect early autumn ensemble, with layers to take off when the day got warmer and cute flats.

But now they've eliminated the former sweet spots of traveling to Europe in early Autumn and Spring when the weather is warmer.

Early autumn brings brief thunderstorms but temperatures remain warm and rainfall is short - lived.

There's nothing there — unless we're talking about some recycled quasi-pseudointellectual garbage from the early days of the global - warming debate, stuff that was rotting in the landfill of rejected ideas even before the superannuated George Bush the Elder was forced, in consequence of his own robust incompetence, to give up the perks and comforts of his presidential lifestyle to tough it out in the chilly autumn of his old age.

Substantial additions of new wind generating capacity, coupled with strong wind conditions amid unseasonably warm early - autumn temperatures, drove the recent generation records.

EARLIER today I reported on Sydney's Autumn 38 degree Sun - day, noting that «the usual climate ambulance chasers will be sharpening the lead and filling ink wells to inscribe «climate change» «global warming» on their «extreme weather» report cards, feeling morally - bound to fashionably link mankind's activities to the follies of nature.»

An early start to warming in the Northern hemisphere, and delayed cooling for Southern autumn and winter does not bode well for the rest of the year.

Can you hear a long sigh of gratitude on this warm, early autumn day?