Sentence examples for arctic outbreak from inspiring English sources

Even before the advertised Arctic outbreak to come, much of the north-central portion of the country is already dealing with an extra deep kind of freeze.

This "ridiculous late season arctic outbreak" is likely to threaten many cold records, tweeted Michael Palmer, a meteorologist for the Weather Company.

"The last really big Arctic outbreak was 1994," said Bob Oravec, a forecaster with the National Weather Service.

Record Cold Arctic Outbreak Tied to Global Warming say scientists reports Terrell Johnson at The Weather Channel.

Barry Keim, Louisiana state climatologist, said Louisiana, like much of the Eastern United States, is experiencing an "arctic outbreak," which is basically the "polar vortex" making a comeback.

Wind chills are not common, but near the end of an arctic outbreak in southwestern British Columbia, the cold air drains out through the inlets and valleys with brutal winds from the North-East, causing occasional wind chills at night and in the morning at about −10 °C and as low as −25 °C.

Alan and his rapid response team have been summoned from Atlanta to the arctic to contain the outbreak involving Peter.

By the time December and January arrive, Minnesota is fully engulfed in the polar air and is then subjected to outbreaks of arctic air masses.

Distemper viruses serve as an example of an arctic pathogen that causes outbreaks in species with a more southern habitat.

In the high-arctic Svalbard islands of Norway, rabies was detected for the first time in 1980 when there was an outbreak in the arctic fox population.

This will allow "more frequent and cold air outbreaks from the Arctic", causing extreme cold spells on the east coast of the US and parts of Europe.