Sentence examples for average climatological from inspiring English sources

The second program models the performance of photovoltaic systems using average climatological data for the most representative Australian locations.

Average climatological boundary concentrations of ozone and precursors were taken from Laboratoire de Météorologie Dynamique- INteraction with Chemistry and Aerosols (LMDz-INCA) global simulations25 for the specific periods and scenarios.

Because the average climatological rainfall was ~500 mm per month in this region, the contribution of SST to interannual rainfall variation was not negligible.

It is furthermore noted that all of these results pertain to the average or climatological description of the thermosphere tidal spectrum.

A bias towards sluggish southerly flows provided the higher-than-average temperatures, but otherwise pressure patterns were close to the climatological average for May; that is to say with low pressure to the north-west and high pressure to the south-east and east, broadly speaking.

To eliminate asymmetries in the easterly and westerly wind zones, Pogoreltsev et al. (2014) proposed calculating of differences between monthly mean for each year and climatological (averaged over years 1992 2011) zonal wind velocities over the equator at the altitude of 30 km.

It's interesting to note that the one year – 2012 – for which Gray and Klotzbach called for landfall probabilities lower than the climatological average, two hurricanes – Isaac and Sandy – hit the nation.

For example, it is easy to find on the Web that today's climatological average high temperature in Boston is about 68 F (20 C), depending on the exact time interval over which the average is taken.

A storm-time E-region electron density correction factor is defined as the ratio of storm-enhanced NO+ v) VER to a quiet-time climatological average NO+ v) VER, which will be fit to a geomagnetic activity index in a future work.

For anomalies, climatological average is the period from 1965 to 2004.

A 16-year climatological average of the green line emission rate is shown in Fig. 3 as a function of month and time of the night.