Sentence examples for Annual weather from inspiring English sources

Reproductive activity is generally seasonal, and for most species it occurs in conjunction with a major annual weather change.

Yet a heatwave has swept across the country, smashing temperature records and raising questions both about the impact on annual weather patterns of global warming, and about Australia's vulnerability to the changes.Heat is part of the national mythology.

One of the more prominent personalities in Canada this winter has been David Phillips, a senior climatologist with Environment Canada's weather service whose duties include producing an annual weather trivia calendar.

Just one example from its 2002 annual weather summary and forecast, this for the greater New York area: "Winter will be milder than normal, on average, but cooler than last winter.

An annual weather data file for Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, was prepared.

However, our results suggest that it will be sensible to take into account information about regional annual weather patterns.

According to the Ceres Insurer Risk Report, global average annual weather-related losses increased more than tenfold in the last several decades – from $10bn per year in the period 1974-1983 to $131bn in2004-20132004-2013 the proportion of those damages that are insured is steadily declining.

Results of this study suggest that local watershed-scale processes, such as groundwater storage in limestone and alluvial strata, dynamic infiltration flow paths, and soil moisture conditions, produce a threshold-driven hydrologic response, decoupling the headwater hydrologic regimes from sub-annual weather patterns.

Crop production needs not only to be increased, but also remain stable over the years, in order to limit the vulnerability of producers and consumers to inter-annual weather variability, especially in areas of the world where the food consumed is mainly produced locally (e.g. Sub Saharan Africa (SSA)).

Resource tracking is a common trait among birds found within the tropical savannas of northern Australia [19], [20], a region characterised by highly seasonal rainfall, and variable inter-annual weather patterns [21], [22].

However, the position of Chogha Golan in a diversified region in terms of deficits or surpluses of rainfall suggests a potential for considerable environmental fluctuations in relation to inter-annual weather variability and climate change.