Sentence examples for causing weather from inspiring English sources
El Niño is one such pattern — a gigantic blob of warm water that sloshes around in the Pacific Ocean, causing weather changes across wide swaths of the globe.
Those claims, which go beyond the established scientific consensus about the role of climate change in causing weather extremes, were advanced by James E. Hansen, a prominent NASA climate scientist, and two co-authors in a scientific paper published online on Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
What if it took years or even decades to know if the technique was working or that it was causing weather turmoil elsewhere?
In recent months, she has condemned "the Obama administration's environmental extremism" and asserted that "we can't say with assurance that man's activities cause weather changes".
During particularly strong events, El Niño can cause weather anomalies in the equatorial and southern Pacific and in northeastern South America, Asia, and North America.
The show's true claim to fame, and a reason never to miss an episode, is Alec Baldwin, whose comic magnetism is so strong I'm surprised it hasn't caused weather disturbances.
What we don't know about what causes weather changes would fill the Library of Congress.
Today's El Niños, which cause weather havoc by triggering floods in some regions and droughts in others, are characterized by warmer-than-normal sea-surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific.
Recent studies have shown that a warmer Arctic may lead to bigger dips in the jet stream, which can cause weather systems to stall for longer periods, creating long-lasting cold snaps or heat waves, and potentially intensifying storm systems.
Following an acute oil spill, waves, wind and sunlight will cause weathering of the oil, altering the appearance and composition of the oil dramatically and dynamically [ 2].
For the first time, NOAA included details about how the warming Arctic may be linked to weather further south even causing cold weather in North America and Europe.
