Sentence examples for a single weather from inspiring English sources
Vineyards that can afford climate detection instruments typically use a single weather station positioned around the centre of the crop.
"There is no climate change storm," said Allen, referring to the difficulty of attributing a single weather event to the changing climate.
It is very hard to attribute a single weather event – no matter how extreme – directly, and with confidence, to man-made climate change.
Under the new plan, government and private meteorologists will consult several times a day if necessary, and will agree on a single weather forecast and make adjustments as conditions change.
Pete Inness, a lecturer at the Department of Meteorology at Reading University, said the results from a single weather centre, such as the US service, are not always reliable.
In [10], a combination of the phase distortion and spectrum modification techniques was proposed for sidelobe suppression in a single weather radar with pulse compression.
A single weather-related disaster affected the world's overall cotton harvest, altering access to quality products at reasonable prices for people around the world.
For a single weathering profile, goethite cements from cangas are invariably younger than goethite grains from the underlying saprolite, indicating that the duricrust and the saprolite behave as independent and separate systems responding to different environmental controls.
However, over the last 10 years, Anchorage Public Schools in Alaska were closed for just eight days, and the Salt Lake City School District in Utah didn't have a single weather-related closure during the Obama administration, according to a district spokesperson.
Methods applied by Herbold et al in [ 5], i.e. principal components analysis, to select possibly important climatologic factors may have obscured the impact of a single weather-related variable.
Global warming isn't a big factor in any single weather system, or even any individual year's worth of weather, and it may be reasonable for the forecaster to ignore it.
