But New Yorkers aren't the only ones adjusting to the recent hot spell.
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This comes after a hot spell set record temperatures at the end of June.
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But the hot spell was nothing compared to the media storm that would soon descend.
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The meteorologists agree: The long hot spell gripping parts of Europe this past week is uncommon.
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Part of the problem was last year's dry, hot spell of weather leading into the tournament.
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The hot spell could allow French wheat harvesting to get going in the coming days, traders said.
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In July, a hot spell caused the white oak to stop ridding itself of water through its leaves.
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Extremes of heat tend to kill quickly, with spikes in deaths striking within days of a hot spell.
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Others include humidity, air pollution, wind conditions, the minimum night-time temperature and how long the hot spell lasts.
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And if the hot spell subsides, he says, the coral can "pull algae back into their tissue" and revive.
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Temperatures reached 47C (26F) during a hot spell in India in late May, causing 2500,266 deaths and decimating livestock.
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Temperatures reached 47C (116F) during a hot spell in India in late May, causing 2,500 deaths and decimating livestock.
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The region's hard red winter wheat crop already endured months of drought, and the hot spell won't improve yield prospects.
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A picture emerged of a brief, cataclysmic hot spell 13 million years ago, now known as the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM).
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If we're looking at a world-wide hot spell, it could mean a corresponding world-wide uptick in poisoning of herbivores and even omnivores.
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England and Wales, for instance, saw 700 more deaths than normal during a 15-day hot spell in June and July this year, Watts said.
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Normally the weather in Britain is far too terrible to merit their use, but over the past few days there's been a random hot spell.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German chemicals giant BASF warned that the hot spell across Europe is leading to supply bottlenecks for some products made at its Ludwigshafen headquarters.
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France recorded its highest-ever temperature at 45.9 degrees Celsius (114.6°Fahrenheit) at the end of June during an intense hot spell that fueled wildfires and withered some vineyards.
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Deepening drought in parts of France is straining summer crops like maize and sugar beet, and a hot spell forecast for next week could add to stress on plants.
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The Met Office said that while Britain is expected to see some rain on Saturday and Sunday, the hot spell will continue next week with temperatures rising to over 30C.
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As global temperatures continue to rise, fueling ever more powerful El Niño events, coral are being left with little time to recover before they get hit by another hot spell.
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After a hot spell, flash flooding hit the northern part of the Gard region, turning the Ceze and L&aposArdeche rivers into churning waterways that quickly spilled out of their banks.
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But with Beijing set for a lengthy hot spell, and Shanghai, Hangzhou, Wuhan and Changsha also set to have a hotter-than-usual June, traders are starting to revise their views.
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The Met Office said that while Britain is expected to see some rain on Saturday and Sunday, the very hot spell will continue next week with temperatures rising to over 30C.
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In June 1914, when the slaying of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria plunged the globe into World War I, Europe was under a hot spell and Reykjavik, in return, got biblical rainfall.
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"We've gotten ahead of the fire enough that we believe we'll be able to maintain some greater control of it through this hot spell," said Brandon Vaccaro, a spokesman for Cal Fire.
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In other words, this is America going into the worst hot spell of the summer, one which could bring heat index values of up to 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43 degrees Celsius) or higher.
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While another hot spell is forecast for the weekend with temperatures expected to reach 45 degrees Celsius in western Sydney on Saturday, the SCG is close to the coast and usually considerably cooler.
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The recent hot spell broke records on Thursday at Marble Bar in Western Australia's mineral-rich Pilbara region, where the mercury hit 49.3 Celsius (120.74 F), the highest recorded since the weather station opened in 1999.
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"The rare flock of Andean flamingos at WWT Slimbridge have become foster parents to chicks from their near-relatives, Chilean flamingos, after the hot spell triggered them to lay their first eggs since 2003," it said.
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Inhale is a cream demi-matte; Vibrate offers a soft nude matte; Hot Spell is a terracotta matte; Wild Thing is a burnt orange matte; Heist is a rich cayenne matte; and Strike is a reddish-brown matte.
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Or, an early hot spell is followed by a week of fog and rain, which is what happened on Sebastiano Salafia's farm in Sicily a few years ago, leaving the trees confused, as he put it, about when to bear fruit.
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"I suspect this hot spell has made the course very fast and, if the wind whips up, it could live up to its 'Car-nasty' reputation and Tiger will understand how to handle whatever it might throw at him," said Englishman Jacklin.
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Large stretches of three states sweltered in a second straight day of record, triple-digit temperatures, as the National Weather Service posted excessive-heat warnings through Wednesday for southern portions of California, Arizona and Nevada, though the hot spell appeared to have peaked on Monday.
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But even though Niño's been drinking and driving all year, it can't account for the freakish hot spell that's taken hold in the Arctic, where temperatures averaged 15 degrees Fahrenheit above normal in some places last month, leading to a new record-low for sea ice.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will ask the European Commission to bring forward the payment of 1 billion euros ($1.12 billion) of subsidies to help farmers cope with a hot spell that hurt crops and pasture, with more damage feared this week, the farm minister said on Monday.
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Hot Spell is a 1958 American drama film directed by Daniel Mann, starring Shirley Booth and Anthony Quinn, and released by Paramount Pictures.
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The screenplay for Hot Spell was developed from an unproduced play by Lonnie Coleman, Next of Kin, purchased by producer Hal Wallis in June 1956. Production occurred from January 23 to early March 1957, with filming in Pasadena and Chatsworth, California.
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Hot Spell had its premiere in New Orleans on May 21, 1958, and went into wide release in June. Bosley Crowther of the New York Times gave it a moderately good review and singled out Booth, Quinn, and MacLaine for their portrayals.
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Jolly's Progress starred Eartha Kitt and Wendell Corey and ran for a week in December 1959. His other two plays closed after opening night. An unproduced play, Next of Kin, was adapted as the 1958 film Hot Spell which starred Shirley Booth and Anthony Quinn.
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During the 2010 film Valentine's Day, Estelle and Edgar Paddington (played by MacLaine and Héctor Elizondo) reunite at a showing of Hot Spell at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Edgar points to MacLaine on the screen and tells Jason Morris (played by Topher Grace), "that's my trifecta".
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His sister's name, Hertha, was on the side of the cockpit.Aces of Jagdgeschwader Nr III, pp. 37, 41. On 16 July, an exceptionally hot spell of weather settled in--so hot that it sometimes detonated incendiary bullets within cockpits. Flying in this killing weather Noltenius found himself one of three German pilots attacking a French Breguet 14 on the 18th.
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The satirical show explored food, loss, death, requited and unrequited love, and the gentle art of condom shopping in a foreign land. The Show included the cooking of a traditional Italian dish. It starred Klara McMurray and Bom and was directed by: Suzan Alexopolous. Hot Spell (2009), was set during a heat wave and Miss K searched for reason for it.
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She landed a minor role opposite Shirley MacLaine in The Hot Spell, and a leading role in an episode of the Perry Mason television series, "Case of the Perjured Parrot." In 1959, Lawrance found another minor role in the mobster movie The Purple Gang starring Barry Sullivan and Robert Blake. On June 3, 1960 Lawrance temporarily lost custody of Victoria. Lawrance continued to try to find work, but the roles became more infrequent.
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The new record of beat the old record of that had been set on 21 December 1972. Another record also beaten in 2013 was Australia's mean temperature climbing from set on 21 December 1972 to on 7 January 2013. Additionally, six of the 20 hottest days in Australian records (by average maximum) have been in January 2013. Australia also experienced its hottest summer on average following a particularly hot spell in January.
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A reporter remarked that he "cultivated gentlemanliness as a fine art." Male students at Moody were required to wear coats and ties in the dining room, and during a hot spell in July 1908, Gray admonished faculty members for taking off their coats and vests in their offices.Virginia Lieson Brereton, Training God's Army: The American Bible School, 1880-1940 (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1990), 144. Gray was one of the seven editors of the first Scofield Reference Bible in 1909.
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The warmest months are July and August, with average highs of just over 21 °C, whilst the coldest month is January, with a temperature range of 1.2 °C to 6.9 °C. Maximum and minimum temperatures throughout the year are around the England average. The highest temperature recorded at Sutton Bonington was 34.8 °C on 3 August 1990, a temperature that was unbeaten in the heatwave of 2003.Met Office Hot spell August 1990 Frost occurs typically between November and April, with an average of 48 days a year with frost recorded.
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These years began with a hot spell and numerous bushfires especially in Gippsland, which had suffered two years of deficient rainfall. Despite a very powerful monsoon in the north, heavy rains therefrom during February only broke the drought temporarily, as El Niño developed later that year. Despite El Niño, drought-stricken Gippsland has one of its wettest winters on record as a series of storms produced torrential rains between Melbourne and Sydney—and around Hobart—in June and again in August. Early in September, huge floods occurred on East Gippsland streams as Orbost received in three days, but inland Victoria and New South Wales had been dry ever since May and the rest of September and October were almost completely dry, leading to another wheat crop failure.
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In the late 1950s, Kimbrough appeared on live television on numerous occasions, including weekly shows such as Westinghouse Studio One, G.E. Theater and U.S. Steel Hour. Kimbrough had a feature role in Hal B. Wallis's 1958 Hot Spell, followed by performances in an acclaimed 11-month Broadway run of Thornton Wilder's Our Town and an NBC TV production of the same work, both directed by José Quintero. During the 1960s, Kimbrough's work in the theater and on Broadway, performing the works of Shakespeare, Arthur Miller, Neil Simon, Eugene O'Neill and Tennessee Williams. Kimbrough moved from New York to Hollywood in the late 1960s and developed an association with Roger Corman, known as "King of the B Movies", with roles in several 1970s film productions, such as Von Richthofen and Brown, Bloody Mama, Crazy Mama and the Nurse movies.
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