Sentence examples for disrupting weather from inspiring English sources

The immediate cause of the world's biggest food crisis in many years has been El Niño, the natural phenomenon that occurs every few years, disrupting weather patterns across the world.

Aware of El Nios historical pattern of disrupting weather and food production, grain traders ran prices up.

The findings provide evidence that a 3-kilometer-deep blanket of pollution--a mass of ash, acids, aerosols, and other particles--is disrupting weather systems in western Asia.

The link between extreme weather and climate change is hotly debated, but imagine a scenario where an El Nino is disrupting weather around the world and temperatures are heading towards the record books, just as ministers are meeting in Paris.

It's been swirling around a stretch of ocean from Alaska to Mexico for the past two years or so, disrupting weather patterns as far away as Atlantic Canada.

The changing climate is disrupting weather around the world as drought, flooding, and extreme heat put food and water supplies at risk and threaten millions of lives every year.

Climate change disrupts weather systems in more ways than one.

Its previous, smaller notifications have already disrupted weather forecasts and pro-gamer streams.

The rapid climate change disrupted weather, transformed landscapes, acidified oceans and triggered extinctions.

El Nino, an unusual warming of the water in the tropical Pacific Ocean, and its cooler counterpart, La Nina, have disrupted weather for three years.

Is there a way in which radically disrupted weather systems tell us, maybe merely on an unconscious register, that we are involved in world-class wrongdoing?