Sentence examples for extend weather from inspiring English sources

The use of model ensemble forecasts since the 1990s helps to define the forecast uncertainty and extend weather forecasting farther into the future than otherwise possible.

Woodchip treatment sharply increased the release of Cu, and extended weathering obviously increased Cu release, which was not found for the pure tailings and the biochar treatment, as in the leachate was above Australian drinking water guideline for the first four cycles of leaching for all the treatments.

Mr. Perry and his students extend their weather activities beyond the classroom.

It is shown that the switching control could extend the weather window of the PM system.

"In America, the past decade has been our hottest on record," said Obama, who also announced the launch of new scientific and technological tools to increase global climate resilience and extend extreme weather risk outlooks.

It was an extended journey that included extended rough weather as well as stops at Easter Island and the Galapagos, where she distinctly remembers seeing a tortoise.

The long journey included extended rough weather as well as stops on Easter Island and the Galapagos, where she distinctly remembers seeing a tortoise.

Its idea has very important guiding role if it is extended to weather forecast.

This calibration provides some expectations for linking frequency distributions of species' weathering stages with abundance changes over time, though temperate systems have extended overall weathering durations compared to tropical settings [23].

Continuous records of London's weather extend back to 1659, with specific data for wind direction available since 1723 and for precipitation since 1697.

But airlines have long interpreted the rule to be flexible if air traffic delays or weather extend a pilot's duty time beyond the limit.