Sentence examples for humid spell from inspiring English sources
Would search out the windows left open against the humid spell or try the handles of the parked cars at the golf club.
Though the terrible spell of humid, hot weather broke on Sunday afternoon, it was still a sticky day and occasional intonation problems in the playing were understandable.
Results of both the retrospective and 3 months' prospective study reveal that in Indian children in a metropolis in the eastern part of the country, major triggers of migraine headache (as also often for severe headache spells) include sun exposure, hot and humid climate, environmental noise, crowded place and school-related stress.
For example, the India Meteorological Department requires that temperatures increase 5 6 °C (9 10.8 °F) or more above the normal temperature, whereas the U.S. National Weather Service defines a heat wave as a spell of "abnormally and uncomfortably hot and unusually humid weather" spanning two days or more.
The annual mean temperature is 26.8 C; monthly mean temperatures are 19-30 C. Summers (March June) are hot and humid, with temperatures in the low 30s Celsius; during dry spells, maximum temperatures often exceed 40 °C (104 °F) in May and June.
They also brought with them a brief shower of genuine rain: not the artificial variety that Boyle had up his sleeve for use later on, but a humid day activating its relief valve at the end of a hot spell.
In boating scenes and ocean views, through spates of spring rain and spells of summer damp, he was avid for the humid.
If you're moving from anywhere outside the Southeast, then say goodbye to snowstorms and cold spells; be ready to experience long days of hot, humid, muggy conditions throughout the summer.
The cold winter climate is modified by warm, humid air masses from the west, but incursions of Arctic air cause severe cold spells.
