Sentence examples for large-scale weather patterns from inspiring English sources

Wind and solar power increase their share of electricity production as the system grows to encompass large-scale weather patterns.

But while these models can simulate large-scale weather patterns, their detail is relatively coarse, modeling at a resolution of 100 to 300 kilometers.

Charney was a leader among those who worked to formulate the equations governing atmospheric motions, excluding from his formulations possible solutions (e.g., sound waves) that do not affect large-scale weather patterns while retaining the complex phenomenon of cyclone formation.

Instead of calculating only the most likely clouds over Oxford, for example, we calculate the effect of many different possible clouds on the large-scale weather patterns to see how this affects the forecast.

The only explanation so far is that unprecedented large-scale weather patterns have warmed the stratosphere, inhibiting the atmospheric chemistry favoring ozone destruction and importing extra ozone.

Rogers says the cool summers following icy winters over the Great Lakes are not a direct result of the lake ice, but rather the large-scale weather pattern that helped the lake ice form in the first place.

In addition, most seasonal-storm forecasters closely monitored the status of the El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO), a large-scale weather pattern associated with the warming and cooling of the equatorial Pacific Ocean, because it can affect the strength of wind shear which inhibits storm development—over the Atlantic Ocean.

For each large-scale weather pattern of the future, a pool of local station data is available that is then resampled several times to create the climate signal [41].

The two renowned climatologists say they expect El Niño, the large-scale weather pattern that suppresses storm formation, to emerge by the heart of the season in August.

The most remarkable thing about the 2014 record, say climate experts, was that it occurred in a year without a strong El Niño, a large-scale weather pattern in which the Pacific Ocean pumps heat into the atmosphere.

Detailed understanding of aerosol properties: A synthesized analysis including all variables can be produced in which aerosol characteristics can be explored and compared among different environments (e.g., remote marine versus high-altitude), throughout various seasons and large scale weather patterns (e.g., Monsoon or Arctic Haze).