Sentence examples for at two weather from inspiring English sources

We therefore analyzed the number of minimum temperature days over a 30 year period (1980-2010) atwoweatherher stations (Khulna and Faridpur, Bangladesh) neighboring the Rayada rice growing areas (Fig. 10 a, b).

The evaporation-enhanced ice thickness profiles based on data from freezing rain storms at nine weather stations in the United States can be approximated by a power law.

Micrometeorological data sets (incoming solar radiation, air temperature, relative humidity and wind speed) were collected over a one-year period at six weather stations in New York City, NY (USA).

In this study, we compared RH measured at three weather stations to RH calculated from weather radar measurements using time interval of 240 h in 1997 and 336 h in 1998.

Based on observations at three weather stations, Bhutiyani et al. (2010) reported a statistically significant downward trend (at 5% significance level) in monsoon and average annual rainfall in the north-western Indian Himalayas during the period 1866 2006.

PTC sites with at least two weather stations within a radius of 16 24 km were selected as the weather conditions remain similar within the stated aerial distance.

But there come moments -- while a hurricane is making its way inland or firefighters are waiting for winds to slacken over Southern California -- when we seem to live in at least two weathers at once.

During the warm season, temperatures at LaGuardia tended to be slightly higher than at the other two weather stations (with maximum temperature on average 1°F and 2°F warmer than Central Park and John F. Kennedy Airport, respectively); maximum temperature was highly correlated among the three weather stations (R > 0.93).

Data was analysed from two weather stations - one at Heathrow and another in Shoeburyness, Essex, which is on the Thames Estuary.

The foul weather expected in the Northeast is the product of two weather systems, said Todd Miner, a meteorologist at Pennsylvania State University.

EARLIER this month, as Roger Federer was defending his crown against top rivals in the United States Open at Flushing Meadows, another group of tennis champions gathered on two weather-beaten courts at First Avenue and 25th Street in Manhattan.