'severe climate' is an accurate and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a type of climate or weather conditions, such as "The severe climate of the Arctic has made living there a challenge for many years."
Many climate scientists are calling for an end to fossil fuels in the next several decades to avoid severe climate change.
Fairbanks is near the center of the Alaskan mainland but its severe climate is a draw back.
Frequently, these trees are damaged by severe climate, becoming contorted and gnarled, with most of the tree dead.
The severe climate and heavy snowfalls of the north necessitated various modifications of the Byzantine architectural forms.
Finland is one of the world's most northern and geographically remote countries and is subject to a severe climate.
Those that rely on the flashy coverage garnered by skimpy dresses and front-row showbiz will appear too shallow to cope in a more severe climate.
But they warn that global warming is predicted to bring more severe climate events, and that some could hit countries where they could spark unrest.
(For those in the severe climate zones of the Far East, Far North and some regions of Siberia, the payments are as much as twice these amounts).
Perhaps an imagination easily encouraged by apocalyptic hypotheticals has run wild here, but there is no clear emergency plan in the event of sudden and severe climate shifts.
The elongated shape of Norway and its many mountains, large areas of sparse population, and severe climate make special demands on transportation services.
Tells how deMenocal proved Weiss's theory that the Akkadian collapse corresponded with severe climate change through the use of sediment data from the Gulf of Oman….
