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And the original load curve of the power system can be forecasted as shown in Fig. 1, with peak load on the daytime and valley load before dawn.

However, Hawaii (as a state) has it's unusual weather patterns, as it can be forecasted as "sunny, 84 degrees, light variable winds", but even a minute pour-down can ruin a person's day.

Gridlock is forecast as far as the eye can see.

Symbolically, at least, his arrival serves as a resonant climax to the resurgence of a movement whose demise has been forecast as often as rain in Iraq's winter.

Substantial cuts to libraries and after-school programs are forecast, as are the shrinking by attrition of 395 Correction Department jobs next year and, in 2014, the elimination of vision screening for kindergarten students.

Although an emergency in the Horn of Africa was forecast as early as August 2010, the international community did not respond until almost a year later, by which time the warning signs had spiralled into a humanitarian catastrophe.

The new 2016 projection represents an even bigger gain for gas than EIA was forecasting as recently as March, when it thought gas would supply 33percentt of U.S. electricity, and coal 32percentt.

Severe gales have been forecast as well as sea swells for parts of Scotland of up to 40ft (12m).

Of the remaining 20, opinions may vary as to Portland and San Antonio, but opponents in at least 16 of these games should be forecast as playoff locks, with all of them figuring to at least be in the hunt for playoff seeding.

At present, the mean smoothed F10.7 value is forecasted as 155±30, corresponding to Rz of 100±30.

It is assumed that load data and renewable outputs are forecasted as in Figure 30.