Sentence examples for average temperatures during from inspiring English sources

The increase in average temperatures during this century has apparently been accompanied by a decline in hot weather deaths relative to winter mortality.

An unusually low winter snow pack, followed by lower than average rainfall and higher than average temperatures during the 2016 growing season (NRCC) led to continuously worsening drought conditions throughout New York State, and record-breaking low stream flows in Western and Central NY by late July and August (Drought Monitor).

The map, which depicts the difference between recent land surface temperatures and average temperatures during the same period from 2000 to 2011, shows that wide stretches of the region — including Wisconsin, Illinois, and the western Dakotas — have experienced temperatures roughly 15 degrees C (27 degrees F) warmer than the recent baseline.

In a study in the journal Nature in August, climate modelers at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography showed that La Niña cooling in the Pacific seemed to suppress global average temperatures during northern hemisphere winters but allowed temperatures to rise during northern hemisphere summers, explaining last year's record U.S. heat wave and the ongoing loss of Arctic sea ice.

The weather variables were the actual average temperatures during 1979 (all temperature variables were in Celsius), the highest temperature in the summer, the lowest temperature during the winter, the number of heating degree days during 1979, and the number of cooling degree days.

As shown by modern vegetation analogues, Thracian oriental hornbeam-downy oak forests are exposed to stronger continental influence with frosts in the winter and average temperatures during the coldest months that are ca. 2 3 °C lower than those in the Central Balkans that have Sub-Mediterranean vegetation.

The average temperature during transportation was 37 °C.

Both phenomena often occurred simultaneously and led to a drop in the average temperature during five distinct 30- to 90-year intervals between 1251 and 1820.

The heat losses through cylinder walls are considered to be proportional to the average temperature during heat addition process.

The visualization uses colors to compare the average surface temperatures for various time frames over the past 120 years to the average temperature during the period from 1951 to 1980, the span the NASA analysis refers to as a baseline.

The use of the average temperature during one or more months in the winter would not be satisfactory since the outside temperature would be below the average about half the time.