Extraordinary weather is said to be closely related to global warming and environmental problems and has seriously affected our lives, health, environment and industry.
The terrain is ruthless, and its weather is extremely severe that the flights are only allowed under the visual meteorological circumstances and limited on daytime hours only.
Because of its position between zones of differing prevailing temperature and winds, weather patterns within the state can vary widely between relatively short distances and can change drastically in a short time.
This abnormal weather is increasingly being linked with climate change, and if it gets worse, our lives will be threatened by bigger and more frequent natural disasters.
As the fuel for wind and solar projects, weather plays a critical role in the renewable energy industry and Vaisala helps customers understand its impact on their bottom line.
Future of Mobility and Weather| Vaisala Weather will continue to have tremendous impact on how people and goods will actually move in the future, regardless the types of vehicles, technologies, and services making that movement possible.
それらの批判家は気象は正常で、今日の空が正常と主張し、彼らの評判はそのようなものです。
Those debunkers, who are still with us today, that claimed the weather'normal' are today claiming the skies'normal', such is their reputation.
Since the weather has been blamed, all along, on global warming, this tack will no doubt be continued, but will be seen as the lie it is when pieced together with other pieces of the puzzle.
The uptick in quakes will soon have most of the world discussing their version of the End Times prophecies, and the weather already has minds moving in that direction.
Abnormal weather due to climate change will inflict varying degrees of damage and loss on corporate activities, but we can help businesses achieve sustainable development in the face of climate change by suggesting measures to mitigate this damage/loss.
A professor of geological sciences at Ohio State and a researcher with the Byrd Polar Research Center, Thompson points to markers in numerous records suggesting that the climate was altered suddenly some 5,200 years ago with severe impacts.
Hot weather can cause a spike in the number of babies being born early, a phenomenon that may harm infant health and is likely to get worse as temperatures climb due to climate change, scientists said Monday.
Climatic anomalies such as the El Nino southern oscillations are known to affect ecological food webs, and in the South Indian and Atlantic Oceans irregular oscillations in sea surface temperatures can create dipole events, during which two large-scale masses of warm and cold water meet.
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