"difference in weather" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe variations or changes in weather conditions. Example: The difference in weather between the east and west coasts of the United States is striking. While the east coast experiences hot and humid summers, the west coast has mild and dry weather all year round.
The temperature mortality relationships between these two areas in different climatic zones may be due to difference in weather and adaptation than other health-related factors.
You can explain 75% of the difference between California's and North Carolina's use by the difference in weather and by the fact that the prices in California are twice as high.
Although the flight path was not exactly the same as for the May survey due to the difference in weather conditions, the area covered during the October-November survey is the same as in May (Fig. 3, bottom).
22 The main difference in weather among study sites was the wetter conditions registered in Villodas (Table 1).
Regional differences in correlations of personal endotoxin with both personal and ambient temperature, as well as regional differences in indoor/outdoor endotoxin ratios may have resulted from this regional difference in weather and major local sources (see below).
Because of differences in weather in different locations, flowers can be planted anywhere from February - July.
Some species of TCM are grown in different regions of China where differences in weather conditions and soil environments lead to variations in quality.
Variation in model output when using weather data sets which started on different days within the same week suggests that day-to-day differences in weather may affect the number of L3 developing on pasture and that optimisation of anthelmintic use to minimise pasture infectivity may require a more detailed understanding of weather effects than previously thought.
And of course there are large differences in weather around the country.
And the lack of control - the fact that subtle differences in weather or emotion will affect the product.
It's next to impossible to compare absolute amounts of per-person energy use between states because of differences in weather.
