Sentence examples for warmer average from inspiring English sources

With warmer average temperatures, snow may melt away more quickly.

Already increased tornado, hail, and hurricane damage stemming from warmer average temperatures have boosted home and business insurance rates by as much as 30% per year.

As proof of warmer average temperatures in northern Europe, they cite the existence of wheat cultivation and vineyards at latitudes and elevations that were far higher than today.

"In the Middle east and north Africa, a large increase in heatwaves combined with warmer average temperatures will put intense pressure on already scarce water resources with major consequences for food security.

A warmer average temperature doesn't mean that snow will disappear instantly; a warm winter can still have a record snow storm and beaches are in danger in the winter, too.

Today's Rheingau Rieslings are again winning accolades, putting the era of cheap and sickly German wines such as Liebfraumilch to rest.But warmer average temperatures are threatening to redraw the wine map.

Average global temperatures during much of the Neoproterozoic Era (1 billion to 541 million years ago) were slightly cooler (at around 12 °C [54 °F]) than today's average global temperature (around 14 °C [57 °F]) However, the global average temperature of Cambrian times were warmer, averaging 22 °C (72 °F).

"In competitive sports there are bench warmers, average players, and stars.

Warmer than average air temperatures were again part of the story — though not as dramatically as in the Arctic.

Warmer than average weather, fierce price competition, and the growth of online shopping has left a trail of profit warnings and resignations.

We reviewed meteorologic data for Rhode Island during the decade of our study period and found that the 2nd quarter was warmer, on average, than the 4th quarter.