Sentence examples for mean summer temperature from inspiring English sources

Data we collected in 2008 2009 from near Tanada Lake Trail trailhead showed slightly warmer and drier conditions with a mean annual temperature of −3.6°C, a mean summer temperature of 11.6°C, and summer precipitation of 205 mm.

Atkinson then added a line to mark the mean summer temperature, his method of showing that according to the laws of nature a far greater area could potentially be devoted to cotton.

The mean summer temperature increased across periods by the model bccr (Table 10).

Mean summer temperature ranges from 12 °C to 14 °C while winter temperature ranges from −2 °C to −6 °C (Dorji et al. 2016).

Mean summer temperature and water balance appeared to be the main factors influencing the distribution of G. pyrenaicus.

Notably, if mean summer temperature is the main range determinant, G. pyrenaicus is at risk of near total extinction in Spain under the most severe climate change scenario.

Mean summer temperatures fail to rise above 34 °F (1 °C) and are accompanied by almost continuous low cloud cover and fog.

Most climate change projections for Central Europe predict higher mean summer temperatures and prolonged summer drought periods.

In fact, populations were absent from areas with mean summer temperatures cooler than 13 °C.

A rise of 1°C in mean summer temperatures killed 1% more people, whereas that same rise in mean winter temperatures saved a mere 0.6%, according to an analysis of death records for nearly 3 million people 65 years and older living in New England from 2000 to 2008.

Northumberland is the coldest county in England, with mean summer temperatures in the northern lowlands 0.5°C below those found 60 mile to the south.