Sentence examples for further south than normal from inspiring English sources

The waves traversed the Atlantic Ocean further south than normal, typically not becoming convectively active until moving across northern South America.

Occasionally – and we're in just such a period – heightened geomagnetic activity allows the aurora to be seen further south than normal.

The wind system normally traps cold air at the North Pole, but its splintering has whipped frigid air far further south than normal.

Changes in wind patterns – potentially caused by a warming climate – mean sargassum might have been moved from areas where it has usually stayed, with winds and currents bringing it further south than normal, Siuda says.

Some have blamed the increase in icebergs on exceptional high spring tides that year, or low sunspot activity, and certainly the weather at the time played a significant role: a dominant high pressure system resulted in days of northerly winds, and combined with the ocean's Labrador Current, many icebergs travelled further south than normal.

And the jet stream, for some time now, has been further south than normal - hence the inclement weather.

During the Dust Bowl, the jet stream weakened and changed course traveling farther south than normal.

The exposed Arctic Ocean is pumping latent heat into the polar atmosphere, which in part, is affecting the polar jet stream as it is meandering farther south than normal.

In the days leading up to that fateful night, the prevailing winds and temperatures, assisted by ocean currents, had conspired to transport icebergs and sea-ice further south than was normal at that time of year.

Fish species are travelling further south than before.

Further south than Montparnasse just inside the Peripherique.