Sentence examples for recorded weather from inspiring English sources

Now a new study has found that over the last millennium in equatorial East Africa, decades-long droughts far longer and more severe than any in recorded weather history have alternated with periods when rainfall was heavier than today.

For a hypothetical accident scenario 292 radioactive plumes have been simulated which are shaped by recorded weather conditions of the year 2007.

It has recorded weather for more than 125 years, and a 2008 report showed that the climate of Sheffield is warming faster than it has at any time during this period, with 1990 and 2006 being the hottest years on record.

To compare annual differences in weather, we also recorded weather from June of 1998 to mid-October of 1998 at seven sites.

Routinely recorded weather data from the nearest official weather station at Skukuza airport (24.968°S, 31.593 °E, 305 m above sea level) were obtained for the same time period (http://www.wunderground.com).

The current trend is so prolonged and diffuse that the century-plus history of recorded weather data is not long enough to pick up a pattern.

Secondly, Weather Recorder lets users record weather data by date range directly into a Salesforce record.

The lab area will offer interactive videos, microscopes for viewing marine life and computer stations for recording weather and tidal data.

C-Lab doesn't do much with hard copy, but it has cooked up a snazzy three-panel display recording weather conditions, predicted and actual, in two dozen United States cities.

It was a scorcher in August -- so hot that it will go down in the weather almanac as Denver's hottest August in 139 years, since the government began recording weather patterns.

Instead, last summer's triple-digit temperatures have been followed by one of the coolest Julys every recorded -- weather that has kept utility bills down and power plants operating, and has probably reduced the chances of a West Nile virus epidemic.