Примери коришћења Heat waves на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Hotter temperatures could mean more heat waves and a higher risk of wildfires and droughts in some parts of the country.
Similarly above-average melting was observed in Switzerland- glaciers there lost 800 million tons of ice during the heat waves of June and July.
there have been many heat waves, especially in 2005.
Summer in Europe will definitely be marked by long and flammable heat waves that will affect the territory of Europe from Portugal and Spain to Poland and Hungary.
storms, heat waves and droughts.
Some people experience flashes of light that appear as jagged lines or“heat waves” in both eyes,
there is an increasing frequency of natural disasters: heat waves, floods, hurricanes.
increased vulnerability to drought and heat waves, and lower agricultural yields.
it was felt more in highly populated regions than subsequent American heat waves.
Similarly above-average melting was observed in Switzerland- glaciers there lost 800 million tons of ice during the heat waves of June and July.
avalanches somewhere in Europe have lead to a disaster and heat waves over recent years have cost many thousands of lives.
storms, heat waves and droughts.
Some people experience flashing lights that appear as jagged lines or“heat waves” in both eyes,
storms, heat waves and droughts.
You softened me up with heat waves and blue people,
37 percent of the world's population would be exposed to severe heat waves at least once in five years.
Furthermore, if global temperature rises by 1.5 C, approximately 14 per cent of the world's population will experience extreme heat waves twice in every decade.
37% of the world's population will experience severe heat waves at least once every five years.
Climate change is also projected to increase health risks due to, for example, heat waves and weather-related ailments(see Chapter 5 for further details).
such as heat waves and absence of menstruation,