Sentence examples for in average weather from inspiring English sources

This conclusion, disputed by some, is based on a large number of past shifts in average weather conditions dating back millions of years.

On that day, in "average" weather conditions, five Avenger torpedo bombers, which are well-known in the aviation community for their immensity, took off from their base in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, for bombing practice in what has since become known as the Bermuda Triangle.

In average weather they found it not difficult to spot a submarine running awash or at periscope depth, but to pick up the same craft only a few feet submerged was quite another matter, even at a height of a mere 850 feet.

Changes in average weather conditions are likely to create hotspots across the region and have negative impacts on living standards and gross domestic product (GDP).

Climate projections are mathematically easier because we can only identify changes in averaged weather in the far future.

This change may be in the average weather conditions or a change in the distribution of weather events with respect to an average values (EPA 2014).

When snowmelt was delayed by about 10 days, the birds showed up at the study site about four days later than in years with average weather conditions, said Oliver.

But cooler than average weather in the past fortnight has pushed the mean temperature for the season slightly lower, it said.

On the other hand, what may be a bit more surprising is the most lucrative category of apps in the market: On average, weather apps have generated the highest total revenue from paid downloads.

The much talked about 30 year period is just to give meteorologists an idea of the average weather in an area and has nothing to do with long term climate change.

Their new model forecasts the climate in different parts of L.A. County between 2041 and 2060 (a time frame that also lets the city begin making long-term planning decisions) and is so fine-grained that it can predict the average weather in areas as small as 2 kilometers across.