Sentence examples for the recent temperature from inspiring English sources

The recent temperature peak was 1998.

There are small, rapid variations attributable to El Niño and other ocean currents such as the Gulf Stream; because of such oscillations, the "flattening" of the recent temperature rise that some people claim is not, in our view, statistically significant.

Ed Hawkins of Reading University added: "This is an interesting and important contribution to the continuing discussion about the recent temperature hiatus, but is unlikely to be the final word on the issue.

I do find it interesting to compare the magnitude of largest presumptively natural temperature fluctuation during the last 200 years, the 1810s negative excursion, to the recent temperature changes.

"The recent temperature fluctuations in Japan seem to be linked to a lower male:female sex ratio of newborn infants, partly via increased male fetal deaths," the authors say in the September issue of Fertility & Sterility, a journal of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.

Even by New York standards, the recent temperatures in the city have not, for the most part, been record-breakers.

The lead author of that paper, Kevin Cowtan said of this study, "I think Professor England has uncovered the biggest piece in the puzzle of recent temperature trends" In the figure below, the England study compares observed surface temperature changes (black and grey) with IPCC model projections (red), and projections made by models that incorporate these changes in trade winds (green and blue).

One of Mann's colleagues gave it the nickname because the graph looks something like a hockey stick lying on its side with the upturned blade representing the sharp, comparatively recent temperature increase.

It is well recognized that CO2 gas is one of the main causes of recent temperature rises in the atmosphere, which is known as "the greenhouse effect".

"Research has shown that the Pacific Decadal Oscillation, a long-term atmospheric circulation pattern, is largely responsible for the Bering Sea's recent temperature flip-flop, though other factors also play a role.

Looking above at recent temperature anomalies, the west coast is unusually hot while the mid and eastern parts of the US are slightly cooler than normal, possibly due to the extreme storms there, causing flooding in many places.