Sentence examples for extremely cold winter from inspiring English sources

An extremely cold winter caused considerable damage to herd productivity and winter crops.

She said the extremely cold winter may have affected the numbers.

"It was an extremely cold winter, one of the coldest in the history of the city, I believe.

Mr Wicks says that only the heaviest industrial users would be affected by an extremely cold winter, if one does occur.

Central Asia's long-clawed ground squirrel is also active year-round, remaining in its burrow only on extremely cold winter days.

Recent years have seen a dramatic increase in the simultaneous occurrence of extremely cold winter days in the Eastern United States and extremely warm winter days in the Western U.S., according to a new study.

For instance, the extremely cold British winter of 2010-11 – starkly exemplified by the satellite picture of the UK and Ireland covered in white on Christmas Eve, as snow gripped the nations – was owing to variations in the systems of ocean and air circulation.

Areas in China that are dry enough to allow grape vines to grow without succumbing to mould and disease are also extremely cold in winter, Walker explains, forcing farmers to bury their vines to protect them from plummeting temperatures.

The extremely cold weather last winter clearly had much to do with it, but pollution and other factors may have contributed.

The extremely cold temperatures this past winter caused a large proportion of Lake Michigan and other Great Lakes to freeze over.

But those wells were on land and, even in harsh desert conditions, could be repaired by people, not by robots working in extremely cold water at a pressure of 2,300 pounds per square inch.