Sentences with phrase «yet more warm water»

Water vapour rises in the western Pacific creating low pressure cells that strengthen the trade winds piling up yet more warm water in the western Pacific.

Not exact matches

So this effect could either be the result of natural variability in Earth's climate, or yet another effect of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases like water vapor trapping more heat and thus warming sea - surface temperatures.

As sea waters in the South Atlantic warm, the amount of krill available for seals drops, leading to a smaller yet more genetically varied population

Yet satellite data observes a 2 mm / year drop in sea level supporting the contention that observed «warm temperatures» are due to the Arctic cooling and venting through the more open water.

We know that more open water will put more water vapor in the air, and increase the sunlight absorbed each summer, both of which will lead to yet more warming.

Yet traditional climate models claim that more co2 leads to more water vapour which leads to warming.

Yet an increase in the surface area of crevasses can accelerate the flow because it means more of the ice's interior is exposed to warming by surface melt water.

but yet when 390ppm of CO2 increased the temperature and we get even more (feedback) H2O airborne ALL of this is a feedback causing warming, totally ignoring that any of the original 20,000 ppm of water vapor just might have interacted with a photon to cause some of the warming?

The treated fabric is much more hydrophilic than the fabric by itself (which only absorbs about 18 % of its own weight), and yet when the temperature gets warmer, the fabric becomes hydrophobic and releases all of the absorbed water (as pure water) without any other further action.