Sentence examples for annual temperature range from inspiring English sources

Bismarck, North Dakota, for example, has a great annual temperature range.

The relatively small annual temperature range in the underground has made it a desirable environment for facilities requiring close atmospheric control.

The Takla Makan's climate is moderately warm and markedly continental, with a maximum annual temperature range of 70 °F (39 °C).

The greatest amplitude in annual temperature range on Earth occurs near the "cold pole," which has remarkably warm summers; the annual range may exceed 175 °F (97 °C).

Instead, the oceans of the Southern Hemisphere act to control the air temperature, which in turn influences the land temperatures of the temperate zone and reduces the annual temperature range over the land.

The islands have a warm climate, being situated in the path of the Kuroshio (Japan Current), and the annual temperature range is from 61 to 82 °F (16 to 28 °C).

(The average annual temperature ranges from the high-60s to the mid-80s).

The mean annual temperature ranges from 46 °F (8 °C) in the Hebrides to 52 °F (11 °C) in southwestern England.

Annual temperature ranges are rather small (10 15 °C or [50 59 °F]), about half those encountered farther to the east in the continental interior at the same latitude.

In snow and ice climate regions, temperatures are below freezing throughout the year, and annual temperature ranges are large but again not as large as in the continental subarctic climates.

The average temperature is in the low 80s F (high 20s C) in Zanzibar and the high 70s F (mid-20s C) in Pemba; the annual temperature ranges are small.