Sentences with phrase «weather state like»

We may see warm - weather states like Texas, California, and Florida get in on the major championship rota some more with this move.

Not exact matches

The startup began by creating a Shazam - like song recognition app called Midomi; now, the newly released Hound app is capable of answering complex voice prompts like, «Show me all below - average - priced restaurants within a five - mile radius that are open past 10 p.m. but don't include Chinese or pizza places,» or «What's the weather like in the capital of the biggest state in the U.S.?»

Sonic is ranked No. 6 on the Entrepreneur Franchise 500, and though the drive - in chain known for its slushies might not be the most natural franchise for cold - weather states, it's the top franchise on our Franchise 500 list to expand in states like Alaska and Montana.

«Like other retailers in the United States, the unseasonably cold and disruptive weather negatively impacted U.S. sales and drove operating expenses higher than expected,» McMillon said in a statement.

States like Florida, which has favorable weather, and Michigan, home to the U.S. car industry, have also adopted a laissez faire approach the autonomous vehicle testing in hopes of attracting or retaining automaker and tech company dollars.

According to a new Bankrate survey out Monday, the Grand Canyon state is home to three of the country's best cities for retirees, ranked by metrics like cost of living, weather, crime rate, health care, taxes, walkability and the well - being of seniors living in the area.

State health officials warned New Yorkers to take precautions against Zika virus and other mosquito - borne illnesses like West Nile virus, as the weather heats up.

Gee, for four out of five no income tax states more people move into NY than out... maybe older folks like warmer weather.

O'Keefe said the flood in the village shows the limits of flash flood forecasting, which relies on Doppler radar; rainfall measurements from ground stations, like the New York State Mesonet, a network of more than 120 weather stations across the state; and reports from ground obserState Mesonet, a network of more than 120 weather stations across the state; and reports from ground obserstate; and reports from ground observers.

Although the seasons and long - term weather patterns like El Niño matter more, a new study finds that soil moisture also plays a role in influencing next - day rain in the United States.

China's aging population and rapid migration to coastal urban centers will make the country more susceptible to effects of climate change like rising sea levels and extreme weather events, recent research by scientists at University College London and experts from the United States, China and India has found.

Extreme weather is taking out cities (Calgary + Toronto floods), states like Colorado and countries like the UK.

The chance that we really need to worry about this is the United States is low, but this seems like a good time to review immune support and antiviral basics since we will have our normal viral infections to cope with as the cold weather hits.

Formulated specifically to reverse the effects of extreme weather — both hot and cold — and provide intense pampering after cosmetic procedures, it rapidly hydrates, replenishes and nourishes skin back to a healthy, natural state like no cream you've experienced.

Which is kind of unfortunate considering that I live in a state where we don't get enough cool weather to wear them as often as I'd like.

Sounds like my weather just heads to your state when it's done here.

Drivers like you think it feels good on the road handles excellent in any weather condition that hauls your boat, kids, and even the neighbor's kids.You'll breathe easier knowing that Chevrolet has all the best designers keeping you safe with state of the art equipment.

Many people like to live in California because of the weather and the easy going lifestyle in much of the state.

As you've probably heard, snowbird is a term used to describe a Canadian who regularly spends time in warm - weather spots in U.S. Sunbelt states like Florida, Arizona, Texas and California, as well as Mexico, for up to six months every year.

Like most shelters in warm - weather states, Miami - Dade is seldom without kittens, and the ones on the adoption floor are just the tip of the iceberg.

In this fugue state, the relationship between subject and object is particularly unstable: here, possession and possessor leave traces of themselves on one another, rendering their edges uncertain, shifting like the weather.

Still, you can state that all carbon mineralization is due to rock weathering and look like a towering intellectual.

Leaving out that the issue is warming would be like having a daily weather report stating, «big weather changes tomorrow - be prepared!».

Many of the failed harvests of the past decade were a consequence of weather disasters, like floods in the United States, drought in Australia and blistering heat waves in Europe and Russia.

As these states become more reliant on gas - fired generation, they become more vulnerable to weather - related price swings, like those we saw during the notorious polar vortex in the winter of 2014.

Like many other conference speakers and attendees, Secretary - General Ban cited the recent droughts, floods, and Tropical Storm Sandy as proof of the dire consequences of man - made global warming, even though many studies and scientists (including scientists who usually fall into the climate alarmist category) have stated that there is no evidence to support claims that «extreme weather» has been increasing in frequency and / or magnitude in recent years, or that extreme events (hurricanes, droughts, heat waves, etc.) have anything to do with increased CO2 levels.

The United States has not been spared from weather extremes, notably deluges like the disastrous downpour in Tennessee that led to extensive flooding in May.

Having said that, studying earth sciences like climate and weather is a valuable and worthwhile pursuit and the current state - of - the - art is in it's infancy.

El Niño, the giant patch of unusually warm water, can persist for several years, disrupting fisheries in the eastern Pacific, producing sustained rough weather along the West Coast of the United States and causing harsh droughts in places like Indonesia, which several years ago battled enormous wildfires resulting from El Niño.

A June study in Science found that Southern and mid-Atlantic states — Trump - leaning places like Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas, South Carolina, and Mississippi — could experience gross domestic product losses of up to 28 percent, lower productivity, lower agricultural yields, and increases in mortality rates as a result of climate - related weather events through the end of the century.

The Bureau of Reclamation has responsibility for managing much of the water of the western United States, and, so far, it looks like it's taking that responsibility seriously — using weather and climate forecasts as a primary guide.

First, they chop up the atmosphere into byte - sized chunks based on input from things like weather balloons and orbiting satellites, and then they run a whole series of mathematical equations to figure out the most likely future state of weather patterns — a process that's hugely computer intensive — indeed, some of the world's most powerful computers are used to forecast the weather.

The public is beginning to see the danger, too — Midwestern farmers struggling with drought, more damaging wildfires out West, and withering record summer heat across the country — while wondering about possible linkages between rapid Arctic warming and strange weather patterns, like the recent outbreak of Arctic air across much of the United States.»

Of course, neither the state nor the nursing home can be expected to control the weather, but in a state like Florida, where extreme storms like Irma are more inevitability than possibility, preparation and response is imperative.

But in a state like New York — with its often busy roads and weather, both of which make accidents an inevitability — paying for insurance is a wise investment.

Of course, the seasonal weather isn't really an issue in states like California, Arizona and Florida.

Just like almost every other states, variables for example weather and alcohol were important reasons for accidents within the state, as was driver distraction.

The threat of things like fire due to old wiring or a tree limb broken by some of that wonderful New England weather are very real, and few homeowners want to risk paying for that damage out - of - pocket (though the independent nature of most Granite State residents might mean there are more folks willing to take that chance in New Hampshire).

State Farm offers home insurance policies to cover your property from damages caused by weather, theft, sudden accidents like burst pipes, and more.

«Note you'll still need to talk to your Google Home device — not the connected Bluetooth speakers — for queries like asking questions, getting weather updates and using smart home commands,» the company stated in its announcement.

Covered parking is big in places like Florida, where it rains often (especially near salt water, which can be damaging to cars), Northern states with plenty of tough winter weather, and areas like Colorado where remnants of the last few hail storms are seen on a few cars throughout the Denver metro area.

Storms like Sandy, or sometimes any bad weather, can often take a negative toll on one's state of mind.

After a year like 2004 — almost a dozen hurricanes and tropical storms pummeled the United States — your customers and neighbors will appreciate knowing where they can go for disaster assistance next time catastrophic weather hits.

but I also live in the Pacific NW and I feel like I am betraying my beautiful state by not enjoying this historic weather we have been having!!

As I've mentioned before, I feel like Fall is more of a state of mind and an outlook on life this time of year than it is about the actual weather or turning of the leaves.