The phrase "a cool weather" is not correct in written English.
The correct expression would be "cool weather" without the article "a."
Example: "I love going for walks in cool weather during the fall."
Alternatives: "chilly weather" or "refreshing weather."
This robust Provençal ragout is more of a cool weather recipe than Tuesday's ragout with peppers and tomatoes.
But bluegrass is a cool weather species not really adapted to this area, so it probably would not be a good choice for homeowners.
Since A. thaliana is a cool weather species, it might grow so consistently under cooler temperatures that selection has been relaxed on plastic acclimation of the FA composition of its PLs, at the temperatures we provided.
22 Moreover, while healthy runners can also finish a half-marathon in warm and humid environments without developing heat illness, 189 exertional heat stroke has been shown to occur during a cool weather marathon in a runner recovering from a viral infection.
Though full sun is best, carrots can handle some shade as they are a cool weather crop.
Cut the plants to ground level and bring the pots back inside for the winter if you live in a cool weather climate.
These tasty veggies are a cooler weather plant, which means you'll see them showing up early in the season since they can be planted as soon as the weather starts to warm.
After more than a week of warm days and extremely dry air that helped keep the fires raging, a cooler weather pattern blanketing the wine country's valley floor with fog has begun to settle in.
Even as a cooler weather system pushed temperatures down to just about 100F in some of the hottest parts of west Indian on Monday, officials and citizens across the country are struggling to prepare for the next surge of heat and prevent a potentially heavy death toll, as occurred last year.
Napa cabbage is a cool-weather crop that will rapidly flower if grown in warm temperatures.
Fennel is a cool-weather vegetable, harvested in frost-free zones from fall to spring.
