"prolonged summer" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe or reference a summer season that was extended or unusually long. For example, "The prolonged summer of 2020 brought scorching temperatures to the city."
Considering that temperatures in the tropics are increasing (IPCC, 2013), there are several scenarios that can modify the dynamic of the O. maya population in YP: i) prolonged summer and short winter seasons, and/or ii) fast temperature increases and high temperatures after a winter season, both affecting the survival of hatchlings and the performance of juveniles.
In summary, there is evidence of a strong link between rising summer (water) temperatures, prolonged summer seasons, and noncholera Vibrio sp. infections, but the increase in the disease burden is expected to be modest due to low present incidence rates (Table 1).
And if there are prolonged summer droughts, try to water.
Most climate change projections for Central Europe predict higher mean summer temperatures and prolonged summer drought periods.
They have a prolonged summer breeding season that lasts from late September through to February.
For the period from 1998 to 2009, the overall annual averages of O3 and NO y were the highest in 2003, which was the hottest year in recorded European history caused by an exceptionally prolonged summer heat wave (e.g., Tressol et al. 2008).
Lower temperatures and prolonged winter conditions were recorded in AD 1446 1598, 1663 1711 and 1759 1819.
But his baseball career, which was prolonged last year by surgery on his left elbow, was plainly at stake once again.
Another absence was prolonged yesterday when the scheduled chasing debut of Captain Cee Bee – who beat Binocular at the Festival in their novice season over timber – was washed out along with the rest of the card at Naas.
However, tilapia culture is affected by water shortage, low food supply in floating cages, prolonged winter, fish reproductive period and other conditions.
A senior Democratic aide confirmed last night's adjournment, a formal end to the "first day" of the legislative session, which had actually been prolonged since early January.
