Sentence examples for humid time from inspiring English sources

Nayane's classes take place Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the hottest, most humid time of the day.

However, the data must be viewed in light of the fact that they were derived from a high-risk group of older, overweight men with a previous history of heart disease, during a cool and humid time of year in one European setting.

Lead scientist Dr Jessica Whiteside, from the University of Southampton, said: "The conditions would have been something similar to the arid western United States today, although there would have been trees and smaller plants near streams and rivers and forests during humid times.

This suggests that these terraces may have formed in response to increased precipitation during more humid times at ∼2 ka and during the Little Ice Age, respectively.

This non-stop 135-mile running challenge take athletes through some of the hottest places on the planet, during the hottest and most humid times of the year, and with temperatures over 120 F regularly, only the very well-trained will have a shot at finishing.

While studies suggest that ectoparasites are more active in parasitizing hosts during milder and more humid times, ectoparasite infection intensities in our study were both higher on hosts in the dry season in rain group comparisons and were significantly, negatively associated with rainfall in GEE models.

This is said to kill anything that may be growing inside, such as fungus or mould, especially during humid times of the year.

Vertical trends indicate paleoclimatic conditions over the basin became steadily more humid through time.

As a consequence of the November 1940 earthquake (Mw = 7.7, 150 km depth), Radu and Spânoche (1977) reported numerous geohazards (ground fracturing and at least 40 shallow and medium-seated landslides accompanied by ground-water level disturbances), favoured by the wet conditions induced by the overall very humid 1937 1940 time period (annual mean precipitation exceeded by 13 38 %).

"This forces its light through thicker air, which also tends to be humid this time of year, and the combination typically makes it amber colored.

Summers tend to be warm and humid at times with periodic rainfall so they are ideal for pastures and grazing.