Sentence examples similar to having cloud cover from inspiring English sources

Mount Olympus is snowcapped and often has cloud cover.

It also suggests new ways for astronomers to test whether planets orbiting red dwarfs have cloud cover.

Consequently, one image, taken by the satellite on 19 August 2009, met our criteria (i.e., covered the geographic area of interest; had cloud cover of < 14%, captured during the time period of the study (13 June 30 September 2009).

Table Mountain has its own cloud cover (the Tablecloth), forming rapidly when the wind is in the southeast and mainly responsible for the lush plateau vegetation.

"However, in place of those strong winds we have had low cloud cover which has been a lot worse (disrupting track action).

Many places have had average cloud cover of 100%, or eight oktas, for eight days straight.

However, by being based on optical data its application is restricted in some tropical areas having persistent cloud cover, as well as in high latitudes during winter darkness.

The average temperature at Earth's North Pole is colder than the average temperature at the Equator because the Equator... a. receives less ultraviolet radiation b. receives more intensive insolation c. has more cloud cover d. has a thicker atmosphere 7. On a certain day, the isobars on a weather map are very close together over eastern New York State.

Some have suggested that particles from supernovae could have increased cloud cover, cooling the Earth's surface.

You were supposed to have more cloud cover".

It is surrounded by mountains and has less cloud cover.