This embankment provides a shelter from the breeze, and absorbs what heat there is and radiates it to those gathered (like this group of school friends).
This has been a poor show, collectively, though admittedly the conditions are harder in the afternoon with the heat, breezes and harder greens.
Looking for dry desert heat, ocean breeze, and pure relaxation?
Even in summer's most blistering heat, cool breezes blow in from the Sound (taking a sweater or jacket is always a good idea), and a walk along the adjoining rose-lined path and promenade refreshes body and mind.
90 Percent -- And if a family wants to compete with the Jones in terms of their energy use at home or work, they could take advantage of the estimated 90percentt reduction in energy use attained by buildings that enlist sunlight for lighting and heating, and breezes and shade for cooling, noted Steffen.
The red-tiled roof of the ancient Agora museum glimmered in the heat, and a breeze ruffled the boughs of olive trees.
There was also a not-uncomfortable-looking bench, behind Le Pain Quotidien near 69th Street, where the amenities included central heating (a warm breeze blowing from the outdoor ventilation units) and ample storage space (in discarded milk crates stacked nearby).
Two of these were just downwind of industrial regions around Lake Charles and Baton Rouge, relatively small inland cities where urban heat and sea breezes are likely minimal contributors to lightning activity, the researchers say.
Protected from excessive summer heat by river breezes and a canopy of oak trees, the house was an agreeable place to live in.
We acclimate to the heat, note the slight breeze moving the leaves, talk about vacations, books, sailing.
