The phrase "annual maximum temperatures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to climate, weather reports, or scientific studies discussing temperature data over a year.
Example: "The study analyzed the annual maximum temperatures recorded in the region over the past decade."
Alternatives: "yearly peak temperatures" or "maximum temperatures per year."
Climate models mostly predict an increase in annual maximum temperatures in the region of 1 to 2C by 2050.
Also by 2 °C global warming, increases in annual maximum temperatures over 50% of land regions are expected to be almost 2 standard deviations warmer than pre-industrial conditions, with some tropical regions experiencing regular 3σ events25.
This is because the variability of the distribution of annual maximum temperatures, simulated by using prescribed SST, is underestimated with respect to the one simulated by fully coupled model configuration.
The climate of New Guinea is basically tropical, with mean annual maximum temperatures ranging between 86 and 90 °F (30 and 32 °C) in the lowlands; daytime temperatures in the highlands generally exceed 72 °F (22 °C) year-round.
In the lowlands, mean annual maximum temperatures range from about 86 to 90 °F (30 to 32 °C), and the minimums are between 73 and 75 °F (23 and 24 °C).
with T d being the daily maximum temperature on day d of the heatwave, T 30y25p and T 30y75p are the 25th and 75th percentile values, respectively, of the time series composed of 30-year annual maximum temperatures within the reference period 1981 2010.
These corals prefer water of normal salinity with an annual maximum temperature above 22 °C (72 °F) but below 28 °C (about 82 °F).
The annual 3,037mm (120in) of rainfall largely comes during the summer monsoon, it is humid and the annual maximum temperature averages 14.7C.
Along the gradient, annual minimum temperature (−1.17 °C per degree, R2 = 0.9591, P < 0.0001, linear regression) and annual precipitation (−115.80 mm per degree, R2 = 0.9432, P < 0.0001) decreased with latitude, but there was no latitudinal pattern for annual maximum temperature (R2 = 0.2009, P = 0.0817; data from the National Meteorological Center of China; Supplementary Fig. S1A, B).
The annual maximum temperature implies the daily maximum temperature, and the annual minimum temperature implies the daily minimum temperature.
