Sentence examples for common heat wave from inspiring English sources
This study is the first in Europe to compare the impact of heat waves on mortality in different cities using a common heat wave definition and a standardized methodological approach.
New approaches to breeding are needed to withstand increasingly common heat waves and keep pace with growing global food demand.
Heat waves and "heat storms" (a prolonged and severe heat wave) are to be taken seriously.
Precipitation deficit flash droughts are more common than heat wave flash droughts in general.
Longer and more intense heat waves were more common in the U.S. South, although heat wave characteristics showed wide ranges within each community.
Heat waves are common in India between March and June, and the country's meteorological service declares a heat wave when the air temperature at the surface rises by 5 6 °C (9 10.8 °F) above the normal daily maximum temperature of 40 °C (104 °F).
HEAT WAVE, by Richard Castle.
