Sentence examples for sharp temperatures from inspiring English sources

Yes, you could technically call this a cooling — or, if the transition is particularly sharp, temperatures "plummeting" – but by doing so you risk really missing the big picture about the trend pictured above.

It is a perfect option for spring skiing (our trip took place towards the end of April) - especially for those of us who never quite get around to going in the early part of the year, disliking the short days and sharp temperatures of January and February.

The jet stream is caused by the sharp temperature gradient between the Arctic and the tropics.

That process now looks as though it has reversed, releasing the heat and causing a sharp temperature rise.

It was those samples that showed the most sustained period of sharp temperature shifts of all -- 120 years long.

Its arid weather is as erratic as its bus timetables, with sharp temperature fluctuations of 10C even in summer.

Once built, the rammed-earth structures smooth out sharp temperature fluctuations between day and night typical in the Arizona and New Mexico landscapes.

Such an interfacial effect consequently results in sharp temperature increase and in turn amplified PA brightness for SPNs-SiO2.

Moreover, convection-dominated thermal poromechanics problems often have very sharp temperature fronts that propagate over spatial domains.

Characterizing western areas heavily exposed to Atlantic air masses, the maritime type of climate given the latitudinal stretch of those lands exhibits sharp temperature ranges.

This created a sharp temperature gradient between cold air in the west and warmer air in the east, which fuelled the instability favourable for producing intense storms.