Sentence examples for warm air up from inspiring English sources

Even in the absence of a breeze, wind catchers work as solar chimneys, creating a pressure gradient that pushes warm air up and out through the tower, leaving the interior of the home feeling cooler than the exterior.

The displaced Pacific leg of the jet stream dragged warm air up over Alaska.

We can blow warm air up into the roots and prevent any frost damage".

The cause of this unexpected warm spell was high pressure over the continent, which brought warm air up from the Canary Islands and north-west Africa.

Finally, we would contrive to conquer its bone-chilling tendency to suck every molecule of warm air up the flue once the fire stops blazing.

Madge said warm air was being pulled up from further south in Europe, while the lingering effects of hurricane Hermine had brought warm air up into the Atlantic.

The breeze usually kicks in at about 11.30am as the mainland heats up under the sun and warm air rises up off the ground, sucks in air off the cool sea and creates wind speeds of up to around 20mph.

You may notice the wheel moving, but scientists will tell you that the warmth of your hands causes the air on that side of the wheel to heat up; since heat rises, the warm air goes up, creating an upward current that spins the psi wheel.

The warm air building up underneath was thought to be irresistible, herpetologically speaking.

Since warm air takes up more space than cooler air, and the equator is the warmest part of the earth, the atmosphere is generally thickest there.

Brendan Jones, senior forecaster at MeteoGroup, said the weather was being carried by warm air coming up from the Continent, with Germany, France and the Low Countries seeing temperatures soar past 30C (86F) in the past few days.