Sentence examples for more extreme temperature from inspiring English sources

These include more extreme temperature spikes as well as the earlier melting of winter snowpack and the creation of more favorable conditions for tree-killing mountain pine beetles.

Extensive tree clearing and agriculture has exposed surface soils of former Australian temperate woodlands to more extreme temperature fluctuations.

The stress is due to more extreme temperature fluctuations than the southern slope sustains, which affects the speed at which the plant tissues, frozen during the cold night, are thawed.

However, a wide range of temperature variation was considered by applying the four climate models reflecting, both, more conservative and more extreme temperature developments.

This is predicted to produce changes such as the melting of glaciers and ice sheets, more extreme temperature ranges, significant changes in weather and a global rise in average sea levels.

Additionally, butterflies (only females, for logistic reasons) acclimated to 27°C were exposed for one hour to 20°C or a more extreme temperature of 39°C, and tested immediately thereafter.

Climate change means that we experience more extreme temperatures every year, both hot and cold.

During my time "up north", I have witnessed the change in the sea ice covering the Arctic Ocean and experienced more extreme temperatures and unexpected storms.

Our coastal installations are vulnerable to rising sea levels and increased flooding, while droughts, wildfires, and more extreme temperatures could threaten many of our training activities.

More extreme temperatures, which happen less frequently, fall in the wings, with heat waves on the right and cold-snaps on the left.

Perth had a relatively mild summer but the Perth festival director, Wendy Martin, says she has been careful in her programming to account for more extreme temperatures.