Sentence examples for temperate air from inspiring English sources

That's right — we were pretty close to standing outside, waiting for that Times Square ball to drop, in much more temperate air.

Even so, when it's cold I opt for the temperate air, predictable terrain and precise pacing of — O.K., fine — the hamster wheel.

But the northwestern Antarctic Peninsula has heated up faster than almost any other place on earth, as temperate air has streamed in from the north and warming ocean currents have swept along the peninsula.

Buildings with many hoods consume two or three times more energy than the campus average, at least partly due to the temperate air lost even when the hoods are not in active use.

The weather -- which has been warm for a week from San Francisco to the Rocky Mountains and the Middle West, and from the South up into Maine -- has been a result of floods of temperate air masses from the Pacific Ocean.

THE rooftop terrace at Cosmo Village was crowded with young partygoers savoring the temperate night air, oversize Kingfisher beers, and their place in this moment of global economic convergence.

As is usual for temperate climate, air and water temperature depend on geographical location and meteorological conditions such as rainfall, humidity, cloud cover, wind velocity, etc.

The temperate highland air and year-round equatorial sunshine of these mountains makes for one of the most fertile regions in the world to grow and harvest cannabis.

The climate is warm temperate; mean air temperature in January is −0.3 °C and 18.3 °C in July (annual mean 9.2 °C).

Zaehle, S. et al. Evaluation of 11 terrestrial carbon nitrogen cycle models against observations from two temperate free-air CO2 enrichment studies.

Cyclonic storms form and move eastward through the zone where the temperate and tropical air masses are in contact, called the polar front, which shifts southward in winter.