"Those colors are associated with certain atmospheric conditions," Corfidi says.
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They evoke natural forces, the effects of time and changing atmospheric conditions.
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Atmospheric conditions can play a role in how far a ball can fly.
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"Seeing" is a term used by astronomers to describe the sky's atmospheric conditions.
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Thompson could see the dramatic atmospheric conditions developing on the radars and weather models.
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With the help of lab instruments, researchers can reconstruct ancient temperatures and atmospheric conditions.
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But calculating future atmospheric conditions proved quite a practical challenge in the pre-digital age.
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What changes in background atmospheric conditions do is raise the probability of more proximate threats.
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Next, there's the atmospheric conditions that Hurricane Irma has been lucky enough to respond to.
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It turned out that atmospheric conditions had indeed changed, resulting in more humidity and refraction.
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The bright night glow came from enhancements in airglow caused by just the right atmospheric conditions.
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It has to do with disruptions of atmospheric conditions,ocean patterns, jet streams and shit like that
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Photo: NOAAImagine an unbroken chronological record, dating back a million years, of temperature and atmospheric conditions on Earth.
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Australia's Bureau of Meteorology described wind, swell and atmospheric conditions at the time of the incident as "benign".
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And if it's a bad year in terms of atmospheric conditions, it's a bad year in human relations.
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It's true — no model is perfect, especially if we don't have good measurements of oceanic and atmospheric conditions.
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Atmospheric conditions from 2014 onwards, the study notes, have caused less winter sea ice and higher water temperatures.
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This leaves Antarctic sea ice all the more exposed to natural changes in circulating ocean and atmospheric conditions.
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Or is it the atmospheric conditions that make the individual think he or she can act with impunity?
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Lidar is used to make maps, measure atmospheric conditions and by police forces to scan accident and crime scenes.
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The massive gravity wave might mean that the atmospheric conditions closer to the planet's surface are more variable than predicted.
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This involved building a large stainless-steel chamber in which researchers could mimic various atmospheric conditions under tightly controlled conditions.
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Spinrad explained that the ability to nowcast—to determine atmospheric conditions with high resolution—is important for viewing an eclipse.
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CPC: OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS IN EQUATORIAL PACIFIC OCEAN REFLECT ENSO-NEUTRAL STATE TO CONTINUE THROUGH 2019-2020 WINTER & SPRING
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By analyzing ice cores, scientists can determine what temperatures and atmospheric conditions were like in the past, among other environmental measures.
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No, background atmospheric conditions are never "the cause" of a weather event, much less a complex sociopolitical event like armed conflict.
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She and her co-author Michael Wehner plugged in ocean temperature, atmospheric conditions, and watched the simulated storms spin toward land.
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The acrylic tank — the largest of its kind — uses a wind tunnel and wave basin to mimic oceanic and atmospheric conditions.
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At that height, atmospheric conditions begin to resemble those in space, and anybody without a pressurized space suit is instantly knocked unconscious.
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"This method is very cost effective and important for getting information about atmospheric conditions," Oishi told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by telephone.
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What is clear is that this year, warm waters have combined with atmospheric conditions to produce an exceptionally destructive Atlantic hurricane season.
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The series is of particular art historical importance, being the first time Monet systematically evoked the same subject in differing atmospheric conditions.
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It was a night light show in the sky—we see a giant-sized fireball because of the rarefied atmospheric conditions (thin air).
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According to Henson, a combination of ocean temperatures two to three degrees Fahrenheit warmer than usual and favorable atmospheric conditions are to blame.
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Monument Builders is another sterling entry in the back catalogue of a producer devoted to a deep and total exploration of atmospheric conditions.
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U.S. WEATHER FORECASTER CPC:OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS IN EQUATORIAL PACIFIC OCEAN REFLECT ENSO-NEUTRAL STATE, FORECAST TO CONTINUE THROUGH 2019-2020 WINTER & SPRING
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In place of plot, she creates pressure, steadily intensifying the novel's atmospheric conditions until it becomes clear that something must either collapse or explode.
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However, under certain atmospheric conditions there is an increased potential to hear the sound, according to a statement from Naval Air Station Patuxent River.
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Rain is not something sent from the "gods," but the precise mixture of certain weather and atmospheric conditions, as China is already experimenting with.
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Already, prototypes of the Mars Helicopter have been tested in a facility that mimics the atmospheric conditions on Mars, the New York Times reports.
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But the atmospheric conditions that allowed for the historic drought are similar to what the researchers predict will happen if sea ice continues to melt.
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It happened again: SpaceX launched a rocket from the coast of California at dusk on Sunday, and the atmospheric conditions created a stunning visual display.
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As a reference book for meteorologists, the atlas has been concerned only with clouds that have "operational significance" — that reliably reveal something about atmospheric conditions.
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When atmospheric conditions are just right, a thunderstorm can create multiple storms behind it, essentially lining up and inundating the same region over and over.
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Most of these clues say the atmospheric conditions are there for a quick setback – perhaps a mere, fleeting "scattering of the sparrows" after a loud noise.
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Radiocarbon dating is thus limited by the ability of a given material to provide an absolute age, while also preserving a record of changing atmospheric conditions.
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Like Claude Monet's series of Rouen Cathedral paintings, Talmadge observes the changing atmospheric conditions of time, light, and weather on the façade of Frank E. Campbell.
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An abundant supply of warm waters in the southwest Indian Ocean fueled the storm's rapid intensification, along with favorable atmospheric conditions (for the cyclone, that is).
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These patterns amount simply to the atmospheric conditions that might generate a destructive storm, but the path and strength of any disturbance is unknowable in advance.
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Ice cores are samples of ice excavated from miles below the surface - vital in tracking atmospheric conditions, including rising temperatures, over hundreds of thousands of years.
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They can drop the pressure inside the tube to under 1/1000th of atmospheric conditions at sea level, the equivalent of what you get at 200,000 feet.
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The aim was to emulate the atmospheric conditions in Beijing; São Paulo, Brazil; London; New Delhi; and Norway's Tautra Island by recreating the air using safe chemicals.
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The mid-afternoon darkness, most accept, was caused by rare atmospheric conditions that brought smoke from the fires burning thousands of kilometres away in the Amazonian rainforest.
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The chip survived and continued to function even under the recreated Venus atmospheric conditions, for over 21 days, and published their results in the journal AIP Advances.
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So far, three Category 5 storms have formed in the northeast Pacific this year, probably due to a combination of favorable atmospheric conditions, and warm ocean waters.
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In the past year or so, scientists have begun to consider whether the changes in sea ice are influencing moisture and atmospheric conditions in the region, too.
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Yet just because the team was modeling the climate of Proxima b based on Earth-like atmospheric conditions, that doesn't mean the planet looks anything like ours.
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To put it simply, weather is the day-to-day changes in atmospheric conditions, while climate is the weather over the long run in a particular region.
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Most of these are atmospheric conditions that reflect what's been a strong market amid upbeat news flow – but they don't provide any trigger in themselves for a reversal.
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He eventually aggregated measures of atmospheric conditions, water current and water temperature to predict the number and intensity of tropical storms, rather than their paths or potential landfalls.
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While it's not news that potatoes can grow in Mars-like soil, it's exciting to learn they could grow in the harsh atmospheric conditions of the red planet.
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The once humble tractor has become more like the Mars Rover in its ability to collect and report data such as seeds planted, soil composition, and atmospheric conditions.
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Median annual pay: $94,110Projected job growth through 2026: 12% These scientists study the weather and climate as well as observe how those atmospheric conditions affect humans and the Earth.
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Through laboratory experiments, the researchers found that under Titan-like atmospheric conditions, sand grains collide and become electrically charged, clumping together and remaining clumped for an incredibly long time.
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Three of them reside in the "habitable zone" — the area in orbit around the star where planets could conceivably host water on their surfaces given the right atmospheric conditions.
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A favorable mix of very warm ocean waters and the right atmospheric conditions may allow Dorian to strengthen as it churns northwest, directly into the Florida coast, or nearby.
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What's more complex is that ClimaCell has also developed the technology to gather data from how atmospheric conditions impact the signal propagation between cell phones and their base stations.
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Loaded with an array of powerful instruments and cameras, the spacecraft is capable of taking accurate measurements and detailed images in a variety of atmospheric conditions and light spectra.
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According to the installation's press release, visitors will be encouraged to "contemplate the passage of time and shifting patterns of light and atmospheric conditions" within the museum/architectural fishbowl.
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But the balloons over Peru came equipped with navigational systems built around on machine-learning techniques able to detect subtle patterns in atmospheric conditions—patterns humans alone could not discern.
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While it was relatively straightforward to test the seismometer under the appropriate atmospheric conditions by loading it into a gas chamber, figuring out how to simulate weaker gravity was trickier.
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There, NASA subjected the rover to a simulation of Mars' frigid atmospheric conditions to ensure the rover's antennas, ground-penetrating radar, cameras, and equipment work under such extreme, extraterrestrial environs.
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TUESDAY On Tuesday, Sotheby's will offer a sumptuous 29 canvas from Monet's "Meules" (Grainstacks) series, the Impressionist painter's first systematic attempt to evoke the same motif in different atmospheric conditions.
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Such circumpolar wind systems exist most of the time at both the North and South Poles, but they can change in strength depending on season and also special atmospheric conditions.
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This is because it is traveling across extremely mild ocean waters — some of the warmest of anywhere in the North Atlantic basin — and because atmospheric conditions are also ideal for intensification.
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"Water in Martian atmospheric conditions behaves rather differently than what we're used to," says Alfred McEwen, a professor of planetary geology at the University of Arizona who co-authored the study.
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When atmospheric conditions were favourable the in-surge of electrical power was so great that batteries would charge and discharge each time with a monstrous flash and a massive explosion of sound.
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To mute it after it has happened, and thus strengthen still further the case for letting the AS2 fly supersonically over land, the aircraft's control systems will constantly monitor nearby atmospheric conditions.
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The Atlantic hurricane season doesn't officially begin until June 1, but meteorologists say the right combination of atmospheric conditions and warmer ocean waters can help form a storm at any given time.
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While climate refers to the long-term averages and trends in atmospheric conditions over large areas, weather deals with short-term variations, which is what happens when Arctic air visits your hometown.
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Super Typhoon Nepartak has taken full advantage of mild ocean waters and ideal atmospheric conditions to skyrocket in intensity, hitting 175 mile per hour sustained winds as of Wednesday morning eastern time.
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One of the key differences between the two devices is weatherproofing (with a waterproofing rating of IP43), an obvious addition for a product designed to contend with some pretty rough atmospheric conditions.
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"The growth rate of industrial production in the coming months will depend on domestic and foreign demand, but also atmospheric conditions will be significant," said Monika Kurtek, chief economist at Bank Pocztowy.
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The quieter season is due to oceanic and atmospheric conditions that have become "much more inhospitable to hurricane formation and intensification," said Gerry Bell, lead seasonal hurricane forecaster at NOAA's Climate Prediction Center.
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Climate refers to the long-term averages and trends in atmospheric conditions over large areas, while weather deals with short-term variations, which is what happens when the polar vortex visits your hometown.
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For scientists, the cylinder-shaped ice blocks open magical windows into prehistoric atmospheric conditions, but in this New York gallery, the goal is to prod the imagination as well as feed the mind.
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Normally, the wide-angle camera at the Gemini North telescope is used to monitor atmospheric conditions, but officials at the high-altitude observatory recently used it to create this stunning, 45-second-long timelapse.
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As National Geographic noted, however, one factor is that atmospheric conditions were ripe for the formation of intense storms and warmer-than-normal ocean temperatures provided plenty of fuel to keep the storms going.
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For now, though, Mayne and his colleagues are excited to have used simulations to discover that Proxima b is habitable under a far greater array of orbital and atmospheric conditions than previously thought possible.
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ICEYE's inaugural craft is the first commercial satellite for Finland, with next-generation technology known as synthetic aperture radar (or SAR) on board designed to provide almost real-time imagery regardless of atmospheric conditions.
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Atmospheric conditions that helped create the recent multiyear California drought have returned, leaving the state dry and exceptionally warm this winter and its residents wondering if another long dry spell is on the way.
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While scientists have known about the exoplanet since 2015, Kane and his team discovered that it's squarely within the habitable zone—the region in the solar system where the atmospheric conditions could support liquid water.
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If that destination is Mars, for instance, designers have to take into consideration the Red Planet's temperature and atmospheric conditions, as well as the type of dust that the suit will come in contact with.
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Tapping into unusually mild ocean waters and unencumbered by any inhibiting atmospheric conditions, the storm intensified from a Category 22015 storm to a Category 33 within a 23-hour span during July 23.6 and 24.
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He noted the emissions assessment is largely based on data from Pemex's inland Tula refinery, which features very different atmospheric conditions than the coastal Dos Bocas site, meaning that expected emissions could be very different.
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Box pointed to an index of atmospheric conditions, known as the Greenland Blocking Index, that is tied to ice melt, since it helps measure how much mild air is flowing into west Greenland from the southwest.
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Generally, they can be heard within one mile, but their reach varies by their size and the topography, atmospheric conditions and seasons, said Aaron Wolking, a national sales manager with Sentry Siren in Canon City, Colo.
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"The extreme atmospheric conditions met in WASP-76b and its siblings, other 'ultra-hot' gas giants, are not found anywhere in our solar system and would be very difficult to reproduce in a lab," Ehrenreich said.
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And a report earlier this week by the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory said that atmospheric conditions caused by global warming, including the creation of a resilient, water-blocking atmospheric ridge, means even less rain in the future.
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A recent analysis by Dr. Tedesco and a colleague showed that a rare combination of atmospheric conditions, related to instability of the polar jet stream that encircles Earth at high northern latitudes, led to this summer's melting.
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"The unusual atmospheric conditions in the USA in the first half of 2017 provided the perfect conditions for powerful supercell thunderstorms, which frequently bring major hailstorms and tornadoes," Peter Hoeppe, head of Munich Re's Geo Risks Research, said.
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For those species that don't fly over the ocean, they take advantage of geographic features instead of atmospheric conditions: For example, seeking isthmuses to fly over, allowing them to use the same routes in both spring and fall.
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Using sensitive infrared and ultraviolet spectrometers, they found that the atmospheric conditions of the flats outside Marfa were unique, and such that they warped the lights coming from the highway as they travelled across 20 miles of flatland.
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In the near future, Murton plans to drill boreholes into the Batagaika permafrost and conduct a high-resolution analysis of the sedimentary layers, which will hopefully paint a picture of atmospheric conditions present during the last ice age.
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The Dragonfly mission proposes a so-called dual-quadcopter, which will hop from site to site to take a variety of measurements, including what the surface is made of, how it's layered, and what the atmospheric conditions are.
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Research published earlier this month in Physical Review Letters suggests that an exotic phase of water, known as "ice VII" could grow at rates exceeding 1,000 miles per hour under the atmospheric conditions found on alien ocean worlds.
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After Dorian strengthened into a monstrous Category 22019 hurricane (packing sustained 224 mph winds) over the weekend, atmospheric conditions pinned Dorian over Grand Bahama where the cyclone's strongest winds, around the eye of the storm, pummeled the island.
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But the atmospheric conditions paled in comparison with the pressure that the two players built on their own through a captivating duel that did not end until the 216th-seeded Berrettini won the 216th point of the match.
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Nugroho said the weather anomaly is the result of several factors -- including warm sea temperatures and the massive flow of moist air from the Indian Ocean -- converging in Sumatra and Kalimantan, resulting to unstable atmospheric conditions and increased rainfall.
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Developed with L'Oréal's Research and Innovation Technology Incubator, the world's first smart hairbrush collects "data" on your hair status, such as dryness and frizziness, which then feeds into an app which analyzes the atmospheric conditions around the hair. Why?
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Another part of the NGSW effort is the advanced fire control system, which is being designed to calculate range to target, atmospheric conditions, and the ballistics of both weapon and ammunition, according to the May 30 prototype opportunity notice.
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"Large-scale atmospheric conditions and ocean circulation, combined with local wind and current patterns, are driving the record temperatures we've been experiencing this year, but there is little doubt that climate change is also a contributing factor," Gove said.
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Temperatures at the absolute extreme end of the scale are still rare because they are created by highly unusual atmospheric conditions, Mr. Baddour said, but the odds that Furnace Creek's record will be broken are growing as the planet warms.
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Climate change "is making the effects of air pollution worse by changing atmospheric conditions and amplifying forest fires," the report said, while noting that the key driver of global warming, burning fossil fuels, is also a major cause of dirty air.
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A container built for hurricanes "They are fabricated to withstand the worst atmospheric conditions, in the middle of the ocean, getting hit by waves and typhoons," said Gautier, who had seen firsthand this type of construction used successfully in Europe.
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"Because the spacing and size of wind-drag ripples vary with the density of the atmosphere under which they form, we can now look for preserved 'fossil' wind-drag ripples in ancient sandstones on Mars, and constrain past atmospheric conditions," Lapôtre said.
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It does this by essentially creating a 3D grid around the Earth and partitioning the atmosphere into smaller boxes, simulating the atmospheric conditions in each one, and then integrating the conditions from these boxes to give a comprehensive report of global weather patterns.
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It also said that there were 23 drone reports since January 6 -- 13 of which were determined to be "planets, stars or small hobbyist drones," six were ruled out as atmospheric conditions or commercial aircraft and the last four couldn't be identified by law enforcement.
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The study, published Tuesday in a journal by researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley as fires raged around metropolitan Los Angeles found that melting sea ice in the Arctic could lead to atmospheric conditions that drive rainfall away from the state.
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Bretherton, whom Schneider calls "the smartest person we have in this area," doesn't only develop some of the best simulations of stratocumulus clouds; he and his team also fly through the actual clouds, dangling instruments from airplane wings to measure atmospheric conditions and bounce lasers off of cloud droplets.
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While it's easy to dismiss terrible wildfires when they happen as a result of weather and atmospheric conditions, the truth is the U.S. Department of Interior states that as many as 90 percent of wildfires in the United States are caused by careless or stupid acts by people.
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American forecasting also does poorly at data assimilation, the process of integrating information about atmospheric conditions into modeling programs; in the meantime, a lack of available computing power precludes the use of more advanced systems already operating at places like the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, based in Reading, England.
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This substantial shift in overall oceanic-atmospheric conditions certainly makes a good case for La Niña, so a close watch on PDO trends over the next few months may hint at whether La Niña conditions could stick around, or whether neutral ENSO or a reversal back to El Niño is possible in 27.
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While climate change is clearly warming the oceans, Gerry Bell, the lead hurricane forecaster at NOAA, said that seasonal forecasters had chiefly looked to factors like El Niño and oceanic and atmospheric conditions — including the West African monsoon and multi-decadal cycles of hurricane formation — to determine what is likely to happen in coming months.
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While climate change is clearly warming the oceans, Gerry Bell, the lead hurricane forecaster at NOAA, said that seasonal forecasters had chiefly looked to factors like El Niño and oceanic and atmospheric conditions — including the West African monsoon and multi-decadal cycles of hurricane formation — to determine what is likely to happen in coming months.
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