Sentence examples for normal climates from inspiring English sources

Differences in projected belowground C stocks were similar across regions, with belowground stocks displaying approximately 0.1 Mg ha−1 less C in 2030 than assuming current normal climates.

"The normal climate-change conversation has been about large utilities solving the problem," she said.

And people in the UK misunderstand what the normal climate is, he argues.

"The accumulation of natural hazards, wholly inconsistent with normal climate patterns, is beginning to seriously jeopardise food security," Bartlett warns.

But if the data are the beginning of a new normal, climate change could be the culprit, researchers say.

Yang points out that the famine occurred during a period of normal climate patterns with no wars or epidemics.

In a normal climate, the chance of getting a summer as hot as 2003 would have been around once every millennium.

The New York region, in making decisions about growth and water use, has come to count on that wetter weather as normal, climate experts and planners said.

Typically, these were studies that compared, in a given population, levels of violence during periods of normal climate with levels of violence during periods of extreme climate.

Most frightening is that this extreme event could become the new normal: climate models point to a warmer planet, largely because of greenhouse gas emissions.

Last year, thousands of people died from heatwaves in Europe and Asia, and droughts and floods – including those exacerbated by normal climate variability, such as the current strong El Niño phenomenon – are increasing.