Sentence examples for volatile weather patterns from inspiring English sources

Volatile weather patterns often attributed to climate change are wreaking havoc with some harvests.

They should be conscious of volatile weather patterns and overheated rooms, which is why there are so many more cardigan styles than crew necks.

The role of such infrastructure should not be underemphasized, especially as the continent struggles to adapt to increasingly volatile weather patterns.

Yet successive governments have been in denial about the impact of climate change, rising sea levels, and increasingly volatile weather patterns on these productive acres, literally the bread, cereal and veg bowl of Britain.

Analysts often like to combine March and April to get a clearer picture of shoppers' habits, because of volatile weather patterns at that time of year and the effect of the Easter holiday, which moves around the calendar.

Heat is accumulating in the deep ocean and an energized climate superimposed on patterns of natural variability helps explain the new, more volatile weather patterns we are experiencing today.

In autumn, this volatile weather pattern is common, with autumn often labelled the second tornado season.

And in some years, volatile local weather patterns have led to too little water being distributed to farmers who then face devastating crop losses.

Most of us are by now aware that the comparative former "clemency" of the natural world, which Ms. Hopkins intimately experiences even in the seemingly hostile climate of the far north, is increasingly giving way to more volatile global weather patterns.

But the authors of the report cautioned that crop prices may be more volatile because of less predictable weather patterns, speculators in agricultural futures markets and low levels of stockpiles of grains.

But England faces a crisis on several fronts as sea levels rise due to global warning and weather patterns become more volatile.