Sentence examples for implications of the weather from inspiring English sources

The World Meteorological Organization WMOO) has stressed that El Nino is not the only factor driving global climate patterns but said the implications of the weather systems in a warmer world are uncertain.

This vast continent had immense implications for the weather where aetosaurs lived.

Solomon reveals the disastrous implications of the unseasonal weather.

Implications of the accelerated weathering for soil and land management are discussed.

One implication of the warm weather is that it attracts mice, which also harbor the ticks and bacteria that cause Lyme disease: 2017 is expected to be a very risky Lyme disease season, based on the surge of mice in New York measured in 2016, experts Felicia Keesing of Bard College and Rick Ostfeld of the Cary Institute of Ecosystems Studies told NPR this week.

The rigmarole, environmental costs, the implications of poor weather are gone, but you still get to tackle untouched terrain.

"We are already seeing at first hand the implications of extreme weather events in our capital cities.

The national security implications of extreme weather were never more evident than in Pakistan last year, where historic flooding caused more damage than all four of Pakistan's wars with India combined.

Nevertheless, despite the metaphorical implications of his weather-watching, Sonntag was ever focused on the literal.

Interpretations for other season-weather conditions and implications of the findings are elaborated.

Brage, B. H. et al. Warmer and wetter winters: characteristics and implications of an extreme weather event in the High Arctic.