Sentences with phrase «winter storms»

I drive a Jeep, which is my saving grace in times of winter storms.

Also, winter brings winter storms and stranded travelers, so make sure you throw a pair into your carry - on.

due to the winter storms happening n the northeast, we had snow here two mornings in a row last week

I realize that much of the country was hit by winter storms this week (and if you follow me on Instagram, you know that I was in the UK last weekend enjoying 30 degree weather and snow!).

Something about Marys look inspired me to think of other ways to style for winter storms and weather.

Spring brings with it everything I love, from sunny warm temps to beautiful flowers and the ease of getting around that winter storms prevent.

Whether you're battling winter storms or dealing with drier temperatures, it's a necessity to keep your lips healthy.

It was one of the largest winter storms in recent history.

On a highly technical level, Henson notes that Sandy developed a rare «warm seclusion,» which typically occurs in strong winter storms over the ocean when pockets of warm air form within their cold cores.

How can we explain to simplistic climate deniers, that yes, these awful winter storms are likely signs of climate change?

Then they compared them to Arctic weather records and found that when the Arctic was warm, cold snaps happened more often in the East — and the higher that Arctic warming reached into the atmosphere in mid to late winter, the more severe winter storms hit.

While winter storms have improved the situation somewhat, they haven't come close to erasing the drought.

Heat waves are hotter, heavy rain events are heavier, and winter storms have increased in both frequency and intensity.

Mid-latitude winter storms have increased in both intensity and frequency nationally since 1950.

And while some events, like the U.S. winter storms and the record high Antarctic sea ice extent, could be pinned to a particular cause, that cause could not be linked to climate change.

Winter storms, and soggy summers, may be the new future of England all during the long period of climate disruption.

This is when strong fall and winter storms that mix ocean water die down.

That change led to domino effects in the atmosphere that increased the odds of more winter storms over the eastern U.S.

That ridge has blocked water - laden winter storms, sending them spiraling northward instead of into the Golden State, reducing snowpacks that Californians use as they melt to satiate their thirsts, lawns and industrial operations.

In general, the state is experiencing less snowfall in the area covered by the assessment, but more severe winter storms.

Their findings suggest that applying water - repellent coatings to windshields before winter storms — or engineering surfaces that inherently repel water — could enable a strong breeze to handle the burden of ice removal.

«According to these models, it is the high pressure cells that are really important in steering winter storms, and in determining the shape and location of the transition zone,» said Oster.

• One is that the cold air above the Laurentide Ice Sheet created a tremendous high pressure system that shifted the polar jet stream to the south, pushing the track followed by winter storms down into the Southwest, which had the effect of dramatically reducing the amount of rainfall in the Northwest while increasing it in the Southwest.

Scientists study winter storms involving thundersnow to pinpoint where heavy snowfalls may occur

The state normally depends on winter storms to replenish its water.

The storms weakened once they left the tropics, but powered up again when they entered cold and windy areas, becoming hybrid storms like Sandy, halfway between winter storms and hurricanes.

Minor winter storms the previous year contributed to less snowfall, drier soil, and recorded temperatures of more than 30 degrees Fahrenheit higher in some states than in summer 2011.

Snow forecasts are dependent upon the strength and track of winter storms, which are generally not predictable more than a week in advance.

Although average summer storm activity decreases, the most intense winter storms are projected to increase in frequency under continued global warming.

But antifreeze can be expensive, especially when used in large quantities, and its local supplies are often depleted during high - demand periods like winter storms.

Florida and areas on the Gulf of Mexico are wracked by hurricanes; New England and the Atlantic seaboard are battered by winter storms; the Midwest is a tornado - prone region; and counties along the Mississippi River are subject to recurrent flooding.

The changed wind pattern may also bring more and stronger winter storms to the eastern seaboard of North America, says Erickson.

In areas around the North Sea and Mediterranean coast, however, later winter storms, indicated by cooler colors, are to blame for flooding.

Winter storms raging overhead triggered ocean turbulence that propagated several hundred meters down to the middle of the water column, where shrimp normally hang out.

These cold air masses often cause nor'easter s, winter storms that move up the Eastern Seaboard and dump massive amounts of snow on the East Coast, as with «Snowmageddon» in 2010.

The radars provide estimates of rain and snow rates, accurate identification of the regions where rain transitions to snow during winter storms, and detection of large hail in summer thunderstorms.

Cohen and Francis, with coauthor Karl Pfeiffer of AER, analyzed the frequency of winter storms striking 12 U.S. cities since 1950, including Seattle, Chicago and New York City, and found a persistent correlation with Arctic temperatures, particularly for the Northeast.

For now, the jury is still out on whether Arctic changes are the main driver behind the winter storms that have battered the northeastern United States in recent years.

Over the last decade, a flurry of extreme winter storms has struck the region, giving birth to clever portmanteau names such as Snowpocalypse (2009), Snowmageddon (2010) and Snowzilla (2016...

He was in Buffalo speaking to a room filled with transportation and emergency response officials, who are already looking ahead to the arrival of winter storms.

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Some of our most notorious winter storms have occurred this time of year, so let's get right to the forecast!

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Winter storms named after characters from fantasy novels.

According to the governor's office, the State Department of Transportation has 1,700 operators and supervisors ready to respond to the winter storms.

The city's roads have been battered by a high number of winter storms and temperature fluctuations, producing a bumper pothole crop.

New Yorkers should prepare cars in advance for winter storms by securing emergency supplies including sand, shovel, flares, booster cables, rope, ice scraper, portable radio, flashlight, and extra warm clothes that can be left in the truck of the vehicle.

Last winter, amid a slew of winter storms that canceled many local blood drives, Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone urged donors to head to their nearest New York Blood Center.

After two winter storms knocked out power for thousands of Westchester residents, utility company Con Edison has agreed to reimburse some affected customers for spoiled food and medicine.

Two state Senators from the Hudson Valley had called for the hearing following winter storms in early March that left large portions of their districts in the dark.