Sentence examples for the average weather from inspiring English sources

Climate is not just the "average weather" (an obsolete, and always inadequate, definition).

Some scientists define climate as the average weather for a particular region and time period, usually taken over 30-years.

Climate is often defined loosely as the average weather at a particular place, incorporating such features as temperature, precipitation, humidity, and windiness.

We selected weather data that represent the average weather conditions during 10-year periods among the results of downscaled MIROC4h.

This change may be in the average weather conditions or a change in the distribution of weather events with respect to an average values (EPA 2014).

Their new model forecasts the climate in different parts of L.A. County between 2041 and 2060 (a time frame that also lets the city begin making long-term planning decisions) and is so fine-grained that it can predict the average weather in areas as small as 2 kilometers across.

We computed an overall heat wave relative risk for the period 1987–2005 (pooled across the three age groups) by averaging the weather-attributable mortality for heat wave days and dividing by the average weather-attributable mortality for non heat wave days.

The notion of climatology as a description of the generalised or average weather developed in the 19th century under Wladimir Peter Köppen, who was especially the interested in the relationship between plants and climate.

On the other hand, what may be a bit more surprising is the most lucrative category of apps in the market: On average, weather apps have generated the highest total revenue from paid downloads.

The effect of PM2.5 in Australian cities depended on the percentage of the elderly and average weather conditions.

It reported: "Feedback from retailers suggests that the warmer than average weather resulted in an increase in the quantity bought as consumers brought forward the purchase of summer clothes".