Sentence examples for meteorological changes from inspiring English sources

And with no major meteorological changes in sight, many more fires are expected before temperatures drop in the fall.

At some point, alas, reading of how "meteorological changes save us from our panic at empty spaces," my eyes began to crash.

The belief that humans can induce climate and meteorological changes by altering vegetation has appeared throughout history (Hulme 2017).

A weather monitoring station was installed to separately record meteorological changes outside the nursery and both study rooms.

This study quantified the spatial temporal variability of annual streamflow variations and meteorological changes in parts of eastern Canada.

The sources of influence are meteorological changes in the troposphere like lighting and rainfall, or even earthquakes deep inside the solid Earth.

One, by researchers at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, suggests that the high number of storms reported these days may reflect improved observation and analysis techniques, not a meteorological change for the worse.

The distribution of Rn, CO2, and Hg concentrations in soil gas may be correlated with the geological environment of fault rupture and meteorological change.

The seasonal variations of CO2 concentrations in soil gas can be attributed to meteorological change, such as temperature, atmospheric pressure and humidity of air and soil [25].

Because SST and storms are positively correlated, any meteorological change that causes one of these factors to increase will likely cause an increase in the other as well.

9– 11 The results of this study suggest that the meteorological change as such may be associated with migraine, regardless of its direction.