Sentence examples for air outbreak from inspiring English sources

A tornado is an extreme event, but one whose causes, sensitivity to change and impacts have nothing to do with those related to an ice storm, or a heat wave or cold air outbreak or a drought.

Winters are generally milder than the past, but 2012 has been characterized by a very rigid winter in Emilia, with strong cold air outbreak with many "ice days" (both Tmin and Tmax below 0 °C) and heavy snowfall.

In winter and spring, such high pressure system moved fast and brought below-freezing temperatures, termed widely as "cold air outbreak" events.

For example, a cold-air outbreak in early January 2014 caused surface air temperatures in the eastern United States to plunge roughly 20 °C (36 °F) below average.

Cold-air outbreaks, however, do occur in the Southern Hemisphere, but they are less frequent and strike heavily populated areas less frequently.

Disruptions in the polar vortex can push part of the main region of frigid Arctic air southward thousands of kilometres, which produce wide-ranging "cold-air outbreaks" or "cold waves" that can decrease air temperatures to dangerous levels over populated areas of Eurasia or North America.

Our patients' clinical course provides clues to why pneumonic plague patients usually infect few persons and why, for example, an air travel associated outbreak would be unlikely.

The crew refused to serve any alcoholic drinks - presumably for fear of drunken air rage outbreaks.

We found that lagged K. brevis cell counts, low air temperatures, influenza outbreaks, high pollen counts, and tourist visits helped explain the number of respiratory-specific ED diagnoses.

We found that the number of respiratory-specific ED diagnoses at SMH for UAD/bronchitis were correlated with lagged K. brevis cell counts, low air temperatures, influenza outbreaks, high pollen counts, and tourist visits.

Moreover the outbreak strain was detected in air samples close to the PTS.