Sentence examples similar to weather coincide from inspiring English sources

When inclement weather conditions coincide with the sensitive stage of spikelet development, the plant sacrifices some spikelets while preserving the rest to enable some grains to fill to provide seed for the next generation.

Last year was an unusual year when wind currents and other weather conditions coincided with global warming to worsen sea ice melt, Dr. Serreze said.

And the fine summer weather – coinciding with the beginning of the school holidays – shows no sign of stopping.

The strange weather coincides with an unusually warm winter in Europe and the eastern US and torrential flooding in parts of south America.

Companies have been struggling to clear a backlog of millions of Christmas gifts that built up when earlier extreme weather coincided with peak online ordering.

Weather folklore often coincides with significant dates on our calendar: saint's days and quarter days are associated with many sayings, including, of course, St Swithun's day.

In the last few days of cold weather, which tends to coincide with Lent, there is a wonderful old tradition in Piedmont, cante le oeuf, which translates literally as "sing for the eggs".

Pollen traps were set for 5 days during the flowering period to coincide with weather data.

The research suggests that extreme weather events appear to coincide with decreasing male to female sex ratios.

The majority of the BU cases occur when both the long- and short-term temporal changes coincide, suggesting weather conducive to providing an increase in infectious habitats or human contact with these habitats during such a period.

Race director Mervyn Whyte has called for a change in road closing orders so the event can coincide with favourable weather conditions.