Sentence examples for below the average temperature from inspiring English sources

The only months below the average temperature were March (England and Wales), April and November.

This is way below the average temperature for this time of year, which is between 10C and 13C.

Mr Silver offered a wager that would calculate payoffs based on the number of days weather in any one place was above or below the average temperature, and at the end of the month the net balance could be collected or rolled over.

The interpretation is that flies inheriting a Ost chromosome will choose a temperature ranging from around 0.31°C - 0.45°C below the average temperature chosen by the population (conversely, flies carrying warm-climate chromosome arrangements will choose a temperature ranging from around 0.03°C - 0.52°C above the average).

From the last sowing-date July 21 to the last heading-date September 17, the temperature decreased due to continuous rain and cloudy weather in the heading period (The average temperature below 24°C is shown by a red box) (Fig. 1E).

With 7 μJ pulse energy, the average radiant flux (7 mW) was chosen to be low enough to keep the increase of the average temperature below a few Kelvin.

In places where the average temperature is below 25ºC, any increase in temperature made people less likely to move away.

The region suffers the constant action of strong winds as also found in Patagonia, with the average temperature being below 18°C.

Principally they have agreed to keep the average temperature rise "well below" 2C above pre-industrial levels.

Thermal tomography imaging shows that the average temperature of the upper-body was improved significantly after oropharyngeal irradiation under irradiation of "Futu point": the heat radiation of the spine, as well as chest, shoulders, arms, and clavicle, increased under irradiation of "Hoku," whereas the overall average temperature was below the temperature before irradiation.

Since the average temperatures are below freezing for seven months of the year, it's not getting better, despite warnings and interventions from the World Health Organization (WHO).