Are we, in weather terms, beginning to hear the town-hall clock strike 13?
Kathy Siddons, whose high-spirited Spanish lessons combine traditional foreign-language vocabulary such as weather terms, numbers, colors and shapes with plenty of student participation, singing and movement, teaches students in grades two through five at the Dorothy C. Goodwin Elementary School, just west of the UConn campus.
In technical weather terms, this means an increase in Pacific water temperature is slowing down trade winds along the equator, affecting the way weather patters move around the globe.
Additional sensitivity analyses indicated that the species results were insensitive to treatment of missing values, alternative df used for the smoothers of time and weather, and different lags for the weather terms in the model specifications (data not shown).
In contrast, PM2.5 showed small but negative associations with OTC allergy medication sales (which were sensitive to weather adjustment, as the associations were positive without the weather terms) and consistently null associations with asthma syndrome ED visits during the spring season (results not shown).
Although for hot weather, these terms appropriately offset positive terms in the algorithms to give reasonable heat index values, these algorithms generate inappropriately high heat index values when temperature is cold.
Special emphasis was put on the short-term (weather) and long-term (climate) variability of solar activity and its effects/responses in Geospace and Earth's environment.
You and your friend both know that you're referring to the weather in terms of "humidity" and the ocean in terms of "cold".
You're getting a taste of upstate weather in terms of the gloom".
The virtual world of information technology adopts the weather's terms.
