Britain and Southern Scandinavia: Above normal temperatures in Scandinavia, below normal temperatures in Britain Germany: Above normal temperatures.
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JULY Britain and Southern Scandinavia: Above normal temperatures in Scandinavia, below normal temperatures in Britain Germany: Above normal temperatures.
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On the whole, though, extreme cold temperatures are rarer than extreme warm temperatures, just because temperatures are warmer overall.
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Temperatures compared to average (Yellows and reds show warmer temperatures).
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Although men performed better at lower temperatures and worse at higher temperatures, the disparity was less pronounced than women's performance across temperatures.
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Turtles are cold-blooded and depend on surrounding temperatures to regulate their internal body temperatures, which makes them extremely sensitive to ambient temperatures.
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Global temperatures compared to the average, with blues showing cooler temperatures.
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Temperatures can surpass 115 degrees, with ground temperatures reaching 180 degrees.
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Temperatures: Across the Northeast, temperatures will be in the 80s and 90s.
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High temperatures are in the 280s, and low temperatures mean the mid-270s.
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Warmer ambient temperatures mean warmer water temperatures, which translates to poor fishing conditions.
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Global temperatures compared to the average, with yellows and reds showing warmer temperatures.
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Temperatures: Across the Midwest, temperatures will range from the 80s to the 90s.
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While daytime temperatures have been extreme, some nighttime temperatures have also hit records.
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Chemical reactions inside cells function at optimal temperatures, and lower temperatures can cause disruption.
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Mosquitoes cannot control their own body temperatures so when temperatures cool, mosquito populations decline.
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Soaring temperatures have been recorded across France this week, with Thursday and Friday expected see record June temperatures with forecasters expecting temperatures over 8 degrees Celsius above seasonal normal.
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The Philips Hue lightbulbs can range in color temperatures between 6,500k to 2,200k, with the higher temperatures having a bluer color, and lower temperatures having a more yellow color.
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Widespread temperatures of -228° to -22019° to start today, and yes that is actual temperatures.
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AccuWeather RealFeel Temperatures® will be much lower than the forecast high temperatures in the 40s.
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By raising background average temperatures, climate change is dramatically increasing the risk of extremely warm temperatures.
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Within an hour, car temperatures can rise more than 40 degrees, even when temperatures are low.
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Temperatures: Temperatures will be relatively constant across the Southeast, ranging from the mid-290s to 270s.
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We've had times when the temperatures been warmer, we've had times when the temperatures been colder.
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So they reared two groups of babies, one in colder temperatures and one in warmer temperatures.
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Experts predict Thursday's temperatures could once again set a new record for average temperatures in Australia.
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The initial forecast suggested average temperatures west of the Mississippi River and warmer temperatures to the east.
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Just look at Death Valley, where air temperatures of 111-degrees yield gravel temperatures of 162-degrees.
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Record-breaking temperatures Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands and the UK all reached record-breaking temperatures this week.
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The animation above shows higher than average temperatures in red and lower than average temperatures in blue.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said last month's temperatures surpassed all January temperatures in 225 years.
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I noticed that the graph is only focusing on the summer temperatures, and not the overall temperatures.
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Mann: Sea surface temperatures in the area where Harvey intensified were 28-203C warmer than current-day average temperatures, which translates to 220-210C warmer than the 'average' temperatures a few decades ago.
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These fluctuations started with a brief period of warmer temperatures, followed by a longer stretch of frigid temperatures.
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The warming of global ocean temperatures, along with air temperatures, is linked to manmade emissions of greenhouse gases.
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In an El Niño, water temperatures increase in the eastern equatorial Pacific, affecting air temperatures and weather worldwide.
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Temperatures in the Midwest will be 20 to 30 degrees below normal high temperatures Wednesday into Thursday, she said.
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NASA used what's called the GISS Surface Temperature Analysis to compare 2017 temperatures with baseline temperatures from 1951 to1980.
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Temperatures during the first and third weeks of the November may bring much above-average temperatures in the Southeast.
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Frosty temperatures pressed much of the country this week, thanks to Arctic temperatures ushered in by the polar vortex.
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The bombogenesis will help usher in another round of blustery single-digit temperatures to the northeast, dipping some temperatures.
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Very light southerly breezes may help boost temperatures by a couple of degrees over our previous night's low temperatures.
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Dangerously low temperatures When this weather pattern happens, temperatures will usually fall well below average across much of the country.
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Higher temperatures after sub-zero temperatures last month and heavy rains have melted snow in most of the Western Balkans.
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Extreme Temperatures Like most skin conditions, facing extreme temperatures and seasonal changes can be rough, but especially for eczema sufferers.
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During the three days, minimum temperatures climbed above zero, and maximum temperatures reached above 7.5 degrees Celsius (45.5 degrees Fahrenheit).
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Last week, Australia faced record-high temperatures across the country, with temperatures soaring above 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit).
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She also believes that exposure to moderately high temperatures induces epigenetic changes that can help corals withstand very high temperatures.
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They used plastic for the 3D printing that melted at fairly low temperatures, since DNA is degraded at high temperatures.
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The scientists compared actual global temperatures with 17 predictions of average global temperatures using models developed between 1970 and 2001.
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And the NOAA and NASA data aren't the only ones to show temperatures climbing: five different records show temperatures rising farther and farther from a baseline set at the average annual global temperatures in 1951 through 1980.
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As temperatures rise, wildfires are becoming more frequent in part because hotter temperatures dry out vegetation, making it easier to ignite.
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Temperatures: In Washington and Oregon, temperatures will range from the 903s and 70s along the coast to 80s in the interior.
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Changes in global temperatures, specifically higher temperatures, have increased the range of countries where the mosquitoes carrying the virus can thrive.
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But warmer temperatures at the start quickly turned extreme when teams were caught in temperatures of minus 50, Mr. Hooley said.
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Last Thursday, the Washington Post reported that Arctic temperatures were 45 degrees above normal, the warmest temperatures in February ever recorded.
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States in the south are facing brutal temperatures too, with cities as far south as Dallas and Savannah, Georgia hitting freezing temperatures.
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They linked the increase in flooding to a combination of warmer temperatures over the Atlantic Ocean and cooler temperatures over the Pacific.
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This comes after more than a week of record-high temperatures across the US where nearly 200 record-high temperatures were broken.
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Temperatures spiked at 33 degrees on Tuesday and similarly high temperatures (and winds between 30 and 50 km/h) are expected today.
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Unfortunately, the NOAA scientists believe that 2015's average global temperatures will set a new record, even though the U.S. temperatures didn't.
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Europe has also seen intense winter weather this week, with heavy snow and freezing temperatures — while the Arctic saw comparatively balmy temperatures.
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These corals can recover from exposure after just 24 hours in regular temperatures, but struggle or get worse if temperatures are elevated.
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We get real-time data about the internal temperatures in each machines so we can keep it at optimal temperatures for freshness.
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Temperatures then cool to the mid-30s to lower 40s by dawn, with breezy conditions making temperatures feel a bit colder, too.
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However, researchers looked only at the correlation between temperatures and diabetes, so the study didn't establish that temperatures necessarily caused the disease.
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"The warm sea surface temperatures are not just some short-term anomaly but are part of a long-term observed warming trend, in which ocean temperatures off the U.S. East Coast are warming faster than global average temperatures," Rahmstorf wrote.
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If you imagine placing a weather station in your backyard this January 1, at the end of this year you would have 365 record high temperatures and 365 record low temperatures, because these are the only temperatures you've ever recorded.
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It says black rooftops can reach temperatures of up to 190 degrees Fahrenheit (88° Celsius) on days when air temperatures are 100F (38C).
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When using your phone in cold temperatures your battery life can shorten, though it will be fine when you return to warmer temperatures.
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Track temperatures in the second session soared to 50 degrees Celsius (122 Fahrenheit), with ambient temperatures hovering around the mid-to-high 30s.
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The scientists combined climate models predicting future temperatures with historical data on deaths and daily temperatures spanning about 13 years for each city.
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France and much of western Europe are bracing for scorching temperatures on Thursday due to a heatwave that could set new record temperatures.
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Some climate models currently predict that by 21.8, global temperatures could be 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than pre-industrialization temperatures.
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Warm colors indicate higher-than-average sea level and hotter temperatures, while cool colors indicate lower-than-average sea level and coolrer temperatures.
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At that time, outside temperatures reached 106 degrees Fahrenheit, while wet-bulb temperatures — which account for both heat and humidity — reached 85 degrees.
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According to the paper, the continent could see actual temperatures jump to between 95 and 105 degrees, with some spots seeing hotter temperatures.
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Temperatures were in the mid-90s for Montreal Sunday and Monday, about 20 degrees higher than the normal temperatures this time of year.
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Why it matters: The unusually mild temperatures are one way that global warming is affecting the U.S., as long-term temperatures trend higher.
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ET, more than 2600 million people saw temperatures below freezing, including 84 million who dealt with subzero temperatures, CNN meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
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Summertime temperatures range from 84ºF during the day to 64°F at night, with winter temperatures in the low 60s and 40s, respectively.
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"Much below average temperatures likely in this arctic air with temperatures as much as 20 degrees below average," according to the weather service.
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Triangles show scenario involving 1998 monthly average temperatures, while circles follow scenario in which September to December match 21st century monthly average temperatures.
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Nearly three-quarters of the population of the United States experienced temperatures at or below freezing; in Chicago temperatures plunged to minus 21.
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"For maximum temperatures, for minimum temperatures and for mean temperatures, it's not only been our hottest January on record, it's actually been our hottest month on record, and those records go back to 1910," Watkins said in a video on the bureau's website.
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Ocean temperatures in the region have never been this high, and communities in northern and western Alaska have seen temperatures close to June records.
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Each hurricane has what's known as its potential intensity, as defined by the difference between sea surface temperatures and temperatures in the upper atmosphere.
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A cold front will lower temperatures with the eastern half of the country 5 to 20 degrees below average for high temperatures on Thursday.
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But the spokesperson said that the presence of contaminants would presumably increase at higher temperatures, and that it could therefore decrease at lower temperatures.
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It results from exceptionally high air temperatures of 34 degrees Celsius (93.2 degrees Fahrenheit) that have raised the temperatures of the usually cold Baltic.
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According to Kyodo News, On Wednesday, temperatures reached High temperatures have plagued Japan for weeks, resulting in scores of heat-related deaths this summer.
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In eastern Europe, Poland was also enduring unusually high temperatures as the hot African air pushed temperatures up to 34 degrees Celsius (93.2 Fahrenheit).
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Temperatures were in the mid-90s for Montreal on Sunday and Monday, about 20 degrees higher than the normal temperatures this time of year.
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Increased global temperatures could cut rice yields by 20 to 40 percent by 2100, and higher temperatures alone can reduce protein content in crops.
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Winter temperatures have relented slightly, but at least a dozen children have frozen to death in nighttime temperatures that stalled below freezing last month.
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Low temperatures have been seen in departments including Cundinamarca, Santander and Boyoca, Gonzalez said, with temperatures in some regions plunging to minus four degrees.
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A comparison of daily record high temperatures with record low temperatures averaged across the U.S. reveals a trend toward increasing record highs over time.
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Temperatures reached 118 degrees in Phoenix, slightly below predicted temperatures, but still high enough to be some of the hottest days on record, said Selover.
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Warmer ocean temperatures Warmer ocean temperatures could also be playing a role in the lessening ice, something that scientists have been warning about for years.
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His "Spiraling global temperatures" animation, which depicts a rainbow-colored record of global temperatures coiling outward at an accelerating pace, went viral back in May.
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In fact, states in New England and the Pacific Northwest, where temperatures are generally cooler, could even benefit from warmer temperatures and longer growing seasons.
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Dangerously hot temperatures are expected to rise above 100 degrees, including 120 record-high minimum temperatures in some areas, according to the National Weather Service.
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As Mann explained, the rising temperatures in the region add up to 1°C to 1.5°C higher temperatures than average a few decades ago.
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Looking at Europe's 2003 heatwave, they compared observed temperatures for the 20th century against temperatures as shown by computer models, with and without greenhouse gases.
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The prevalence of gestational diabetes among women exposed to colder outdoor temperatures was 4.6 percent, compared to 7.7 percent among women exposed to warmer temperatures.
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Temperatures in Alaska could be 30 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit above average, while Arctic-wide temperatures also look to be far above average as well.
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El Niño is now ending, and water temperatures in the Pacific are dropping, which should lead in 2017 to lower but still historically high temperatures.
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And last month kept adding to the trend of increasing temperatures: March was the 411th consecutive month with global temperatures above average, according to NOAA.
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The study combines wet bulb temperatures with air temperatures to arrive at a thermal index that corresponds to how the human body responds to heat.
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Sea surface temperatures have declined since their peak earlier this year, and now the opposite condition — La Niña, with water temperatures lower than normal — prevails.
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Temperatures more than 3 degrees below the average are considered extremely cold and temperatures more than 3 degrees above the average are considered extremely warm.
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Read: Amid higher global temperatures, sea ice at record lows at poles Temperatures have soared in the Arctic recently and scientists are struggling to explain why.
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Near surface maximum temperatures on these farms were cooler by one to three degrees Fahrenheit on average, while increasing minimum temperatures up to four degrees Fahrenheit.
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Temperatures were predicted to be above normal for most of the East Coast and southern states, with cooler temperatures in the Pacific Northwest and points east.
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Record temperatures this week Temperatures are expected to surge nearly 20 degrees Celsius (36 degrees Fahrenheit) above the seasonal average of 22 degrees Celsius (72 Fahrenheit).
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The record footprint for cold maximum temperatures across the continental U.S. occurred in 22016 (58 percent) and in 1917 (74 percent) for extreme cold minimum temperatures.
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"They demonstrated that superconductivity could occur at low temperatures and also explained the mechanism -- phase transition -- that makes superconductivity disappear at higher temperatures," explained the Foundation.
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Luckily, researchers also noted that they expect the temperatures to drop near reefs in more southern areas, as they have stayed closer to normal summer temperatures.
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As such, this means observed global temperatures of the earlier time are biased toward a warmer globe, or global temperatures were really cooler than previously thought.
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In fact, more CO2 means warmer temperatures, and warmer temperatures cause ecosystems — plants, trees, and even bacteria in soil — to release more CO2 back into atmosphere.
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So if the flu virus spreads most in colder temperatures, does that mean warming global temperatures could lead to a milder flu season in the future?
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The U.S., according to experts, is better positioned to be able to combat rising temperatures with infrastructure that can help keep livestock at more comfortable temperatures.
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"We can have a three- or four-day period where daytime temperatures are warmer but the nighttime temperatures hover at 32 or 33 degrees," she said.
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The data showed that people in the boathouse were exposed to temperatures of about 500 degrees Fahrenheit — far from the maximum temperatures pyroclastic flows can reach.
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"Temperatures were much above average in large parts of the Arctic, while much of western USA and Canada experienced much below average temperatures," the report said.
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NOAA said the Northern Hemisphere broke its January record with temperatures of 2900 degrees above average, while the Southern Hemisphere had temperatures 220006 degrees above average.
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Prolonged temperatures of at least 22010 degrees are considered a heat wave, while prolonged temperatures of 2118 degrees or higher are considered a severe heat wave.
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"In general, since records began in 1895, summer overnight low temperatures are warming at a rate nearly twice as fast as afternoon high temperatures for the U.S. and the 10 warmest summer minimum temperatures have all occurred since 2002," according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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When compared to average temperatures early in the industrial revolution, it becomes clear that global average surface temperatures — or at least temperatures in the northern hemisphere — have been flirting with the internationally-defined climate guardrail of 2 degrees Celsius, or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, above the preindustrial average.
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Temperatures in Hangzhou were above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, by the way, creating a horrible combination of hot atmospheric weather, hot internal weather and freezing cold skin temperatures.
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Women performed better than men in very warm temperatures, scoring an average of nearly 33 in temperatures above 80 degrees while men scored an average of 31.2.
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In fact, one of the reasons that hotter temperatures are associated with wildfire is simply because things — including plants — dry out faster when the temperatures are higher.
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Sadly, the comet is now headed for an incredibly cold section of its orbit, where temperatures will drop below -290 degrees Fahrenheit—well below its design temperatures.
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Low temperatures are usually reached in early morning, so many of these areas will still have temperatures that feel like the 90s or higher until after midnight.
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Monarchs prefer to travel when temperatures are in the 60s and 70s F, but temperatures have been higher than average for this time of year, Taylor said.
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Weather, especially in the Eastern U.S. was near record warm temperatures through December — New York City saw temperatures in the 70s in November and 60s in December.
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The greater Northern Hemisphere and Europe itself have been repeatedly scorched by both record and near-record temperatures this summer, a consequence of overall rising global temperatures.
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Separately, a Gallup poll released Tuesday found one-third of respondents blame climate change for colder temperatures this winter as well as hotter temperatures in the summer.
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As if the fluctuating weather weren't confusing enough, temperatures will climb to almost 27 degrees today, probably followed by above-average temperatures of near 27 on Wednesday.
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Soil temperatures can fall to the critical threshold for wheat winter kill if air temperatures of minus 10F (minus 23C) are sustained for two hours or longer.
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Last week, temperatures in the Central Valley reached around 110 degrees or above and dairy cows had to handle night temperatures in the 80s or low 90s.
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Nationwide, summer evening temperatures have risen at nearly twice the rate of daytime temperatures, putting older people, the sick, and young children at greater risk during heatwaves.
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All three of those maximum temperatures are specific to the Phoenix airport; aircraft have different maximum operating temperatures depending on a variety of factors, including airport elevation.
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"Just in this month we have had a lot of days with little cloud cover, high temperatures and scarce rainfall, which favors continued low temperatures," Gonzalez said.
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Tonight: Evening temperatures may briefly drop back into the 503s to around 50 but then rise again toward dawn, perhaps higher than our previous daytime high temperatures!
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Temperatures will be seasonally cool across the region as well, although no part of the country will see temperatures on Halloween night that are significantly below average.
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Steady, warmer temperatures will aid further development, but toward the end of the month, normal to cooler temperatures will be most preferable for good yields (reut.rs/1Y6gu62).
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This surging heat with temperatures peaking around the 220s will linger for two weeks, as rising average temperatures increase the length, severity, and frequency of extreme heat.
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To answer the question of how much temperatures in US cities will change by 22015, we looked at the average summer high and winter low temperatures in 303,230 cities in the continental US, comparing recorded and modeled temperatures from 20156 to 22065 to projections for 2036 to 2065.
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Slate reported that this morning was the first time in human history in which average Northern Hemisphere temperatures were (briefly) greater than two degrees above pre-industrial temperatures.
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One big factor in the warm temperatures was a powerful El Nino, a natural warming of Pacific Ocean surface temperatures that affected the climate from 2015 to 103.
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Sub-freezing temperatures in the Northeast New York and Washington, D.C. will plunge into sub-freezing temperatures over the next few days as the arctic blast sweeps east.
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But the number of cases has been increasing, most likely due to climate change: The bacteria thrive at water temperatures over 55 degrees — and ocean temperatures are rising.
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Temperatures across the Northwest and Northern California will get a slight break from extreme heat today through the weekend, but temperatures next week become dangerously hot once again.
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The two biggest reasons: Hotter temperatures: Forests dry out and are more primed for wildfires that are more rampant than they otherwise would have been with lower temperatures.
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While El Nino is characterized by rising sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean, La Nina represents periods of below-average temperatures, which produces an opposite weather impact.
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Most warnings about heat stress focus on peak temperatures during the day, but rising night-time temperatures are adding to the indirect effects, said NCAR scientist Caspar Ammann.
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"Locations in the Plains will see temperatures 30 degrees colder than they were on New Year's Eve with some high temperatures staying in the single digits," Guy said.
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Because Arctic temperatures are rising at double the rate of the rest of the planet, the difference between temperatures at the North Pole and lower latitudes is decreasing.
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High temperatures and humidity began hitting Quebec last Sunday with temperatures in the mid-90s for Montreal -- about 20 degrees higher than normal for this time of year.
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Outside the tropics, places have greater year-to-year variability in temperatures, and are more adapted to a wide range of temperatures — from cold conditions to sizzling heat.
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The two biggest reasons: Hotter temperatures: Forests dry out and are more primed for wildfires that grow more rapidly than they otherwise would have been with lower temperatures.
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On Thursday, temperatures in 11 states in the continental US saw temperatures lower than the one recorded in Utqiagvik, Alaska's northernmost city, situated north of the Arctic Circle.
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The best weather here is during summer months, where temperatures are in the low 80s; temperatures are in the low to mid 70s the rest of the year.
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By tomorrow, the east and west sides of the US will look very different, with above average temperatures in the east and below average temperatures to the west.
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By looking at how temperatures changed from year to year in these simulations, they could develop a statistical model to predict how temperatures will evolve in the future.
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Ordinarily, early July temperatures in Burlington peak at about 74 degrees, much lower than the 97 degrees experienced on July 2, while evening temperatures dip into the 60s.
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Temperatures fell that night to 40 degrees Fahrenheit, the area's lowest in nine years and low enough to throw iguanas, reptiles that thrive in tropical temperatures, into shock.
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After recording above-normal temperatures on 21 of the first 210 days of the month, we've now seen below-normal temperatures on four of the past five days.
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Morels emerge in moist environments with air temperatures in the 60s and 70s and soil temperatures in the 50s, and stick around for about three weeks after that.
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There is one drawback: the stark contrast between sweltering temperatures outside and the chilly temperatures maintained in many offices (including the Times newsroom, if you ask this writer).
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Sunday temperatures in Buffalo and Columbus, Ohio, could plunge 30 degrees from Saturday's highs, and Detroit and Cincinnati could see temperatures more than 20 degrees colder than Saturday.
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Firefighters had taken advantage of rain and milder temperatures in the past week to contain blazes, but the respite ended on Wednesday when high temperatures and winds returned.
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The state's temperatures are rising at twice the global average rate, with spring temperatures averaging about two to five degrees warmer than those of half a century ago.
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Since those temperatures exceed the hottest known temperatures in the current record, tuns have a much better shot at survival than in their active hydrated state, as expected.
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In the central and southern US, temperatures will climb into the 60s and 70s Wednesday, and in the Northeast and Midwest, temperatures will reach the 40s and 50s.
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Australia is closing out 2019 amid yet another spike in heat, with temperatures topping 105 degrees Fahrenheit in Sydney and triple-digit temperatures throughout much of the country.
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Increased ocean temperatures are a particular risk to corals, as warmer temperatures prompt them to release symbiotic algae that bleaches them, putting them at higher risk of death.
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The backbone is the global target of keeping global average temperatures from rising 2°C (compared to temperatures before the Industrial Revolution) by the end of the century.
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By Friday evening these frigid temperatures were expected to have swept most of the U.S. with temperatures in the 20s from Albuquerque to Buffalo, and from Atlanta to Seattle.
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Ocean temperatures off the Southern California coast have been profoundly warm in August, with a number of all-time high temperatures recorded in San Diego's almost bath-like waters.
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The rover's designed to handle temperatures as low as -67 degrees Fahrenheit (-55 degrees Celsius), and NASA thinks Opportunity's temperatures will only reach -32.8 degrees Fahrenheit (-36 degrees Celsius).
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This pattern could yield temperatures in the mid-90s to near 100°F in Atlanta during much of the week, and temperatures exceeding the century mark in northern Florida.
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"Temperatures in the mid-90s to 100 degrees sounds bad, but the most significant aspect of the heat wave will be the overnight temperatures," CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward said.
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Methane mostly forms during the decomposition of organic matter by microorganisms at low temperatures, or by the breakdown of organic molecules at high temperatures deep beneath the Earth's surface.
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"Prior to roughly 40,000 years ago, the most recent time when temperatures were close to modern temperatures was during the last interglacial period, around 115,000 years ago," Pendleton said.
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It shows a graph of sea-surface temperatures, misleadingly implying that it's a graph of global temperatures (a move the scientist who produced the original graph called "very misleading").
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Nor'easters are the result of the fact that, during the winter and early spring months, air temperatures over the land are often colder than air temperatures over the ocean.
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Extreme heat has also gripped large parts of Europe, with temperatures in Spain and Portugal exceeding 40 degrees Celsius and even Scandinavia seeing temperatures of more than 30 degrees.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Northwest Europe can expect warmer than normal temperatures in June while lower temperatures are forecast across southeast Europe, The Weather Company said in a report on Tuesday.
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Negotiators at last year's climate talks in Paris approved a target of keeping temperatures from rising by more than 1.5 degrees Celsius over average temperatures in the preindustrial era.
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Nor'easters are the result of the fact that during the winter and early spring months, air temperatures over the land are often colder than air temperatures over the ocean.
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There were 69 stations across the globe that set new all-time high maximum temperatures, as well, along with 96 stations that set new all-time high minimum temperatures.
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Warmer temperatures - up to a certain point - favor mosquitoes, which do "a really good job of transmitting" disease when temperatures reach around 29 degrees Celsius (84 Fahrenheit), Carlson said.
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Scientists are not surprised that some global temperatures are falling and expect that temperatures next year will be below those of the past two years because of La Niña.
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As for temperature outlook, the eastern third of the country is expected to see above-average temperatures, while most of the Great Plains is due for below-average temperatures.
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Nearly every region experienced above-average temperatures in 2019, but Europe, Australia, southern Africa and the Arctic felt particularly hot temperatures that were well above normal, the report says.
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Large swaths of the U.S. are expected to see record-breaking cold temperatures over New Year's weekend, with some areas expected to have low temperatures in the negative 40s.
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Overnight temperatures were hovering below freezing, said CNN meteorologist Gene Norman, but what was odd was that current temperatures in the state are warmer for this time of year.
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Eastern and Great Plains states are expected to see record-breaking cold temperatures over New Year's weekend, with some areas expected to have low temperatures in the negative 40s.
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Large swaths of the US are expected to see record-breaking cold temperatures over New Year's weekend, with some areas expected to have low temperatures in the negative 40s.
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It is the average of the 20th century average winter temperatures and was calculated by adding all average winter temperatures for the years 1900 – 1999 and dividing by 100.
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Carleton found that when temperatures rose, suicide rates spiked, and that the relationship was only true during the growing season, when, among other factors, higher temperatures affected crop yields.
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Scientists anticipate that the likelihood of avalanches will increase as average temperatures go up and have previously found that avalanches in North America and Europe are sensitive to rising temperatures.
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Nonetheless, the U.S. government is forecasting average or above-average temperatures across the entire country this winter ("Winter outlook favours warmer temperatures for much of the U.S.", NOAA, Oct. 18).
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Scientists have repeatedly noted that water covers 70 percent of the Earth's surface, so it is highly misleading to cast temperatures on land as a representation of global-scale temperatures.
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Groups of asylum-seekers traveling through the Sonoran desert is humanitarian activists' worst nightmare: in the summer, temperatures routinely reach 115 degrees, while winter temperatures can easily fall to freezing.
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The union has distributed 60,000 keychain thermometers to cabin crews to track temperatures, and flight attendants are urging flyers to download a free app that monitors and reports extreme temperatures.
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At the moment, temperatures in the Mediterranean are even warmer than normal, especially in the eastern waters, where the sea surface temperatures are currently 1-3 degrees Celsius above average.
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She explained how both land temperatures and water temperatures have to be measured to gauge global climate trends, and showed NASA video depicting the rapid melting of massive ice glaciers.
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When nighttime brings no relief It seems counterintuitive, but the temperatures overnight may actually be just as dangerous, or even more dangerous than when temperatures are highest during the day.
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One study examining the 2003 heat wave in Europe that killed upward of 70,000 people found that nighttime temperatures were a key indicator of the health risk from high temperatures.
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Record heat burst temperatures are higher than the "official recorded" temperatures, and the record for heat bursts is a horrible-to-even-contemplate 188.1 degrees Fahrenheit in Iran in 1967.
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Temperatures are going to make a quick rebound from this burst of winterlike weather with temperatures reaching the lower 50s for Boston by Wednesday and the 60s for New York.
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Temperatures are going to make a quick rebound from this burst of winterlike weather, with temperatures reaching the lower 50s for Boston by Wednesday and the 60s for New York.
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Researchers found that in that 30-year period, there could be at least five instances of temperatures exceeding the fatal wet-bulb threshold (wet-bulb temperatures above 95 degrees Fahrenheit).
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A heat wave will continue bringing triple digit temperatures to California on Sunday, but some areas will be "noticeably cooler" with temperatures in the 90s, the National Weather Service said.
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Temperatures on Friday afternoon ranged from the teens to the twenties, after cities like Chicago experienced sub-zero temperatures for two days and opened additional warming centers for the homeless.
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"Risk can occur in the event of cold waves at least 3 degrees Celsius below normal temperatures in December and 5 degrees below normal temperatures in January," ENTSO-E said.
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The Digital TurboStar is locked on temperatures in increments of 25 — what's weirder is that Philips' own recipe book calls for temperatures outside of the ones programmed in its devices.
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The pleasantness lingers tomorrow with more sun and mild temperatures, before cooler temperatures and the chance of a few showers as a midweek storm system skirts by to the south.
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Meanwhile, troops have to operate in higher temperatures across Asia and the Middle East, where temperatures now regularly are over 100 degrees and face a broader array of infectious diseases.
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While many species were able to tolerate a moderate increase in maximum temperatures, 50% of the species had local extinctions if maximum temperatures increased by more than 0.5 degrees Celsius.
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An El Niño, which is linked to warmer than average sea-surface temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, can affect weather patterns worldwide and also lead to generally warmer temperatures.
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Farmers also will not be able to apply dicamba-based herbicides if temperatures top 85 degrees Fahrenheit because research shows high temperatures increase crop damage from volatilization, according to Minnesota.
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Over time, as global temperatures rise, milder winter temperatures are likely to result in fewer cold-related deaths, a benefit that could outweigh a smaller rise in heat-caused mortality.
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When the researchers looked at average temperatures in the 30 days before these women gave birth, they found that the prevalence of gestational diabetes was 4.6% among those exposed to very cold temperatures (14 degrees Fahrenheit or lower), compared to 7.7% among those exposed to very hot temperatures (75 degrees Fahrenheit or higher).
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LONDON, June 4 (Reuters) - Northwest Europe can expect warmer than normal temperatures in June while lower temperatures are forecast across southeast Europe, The Weather Company said in a report on Tuesday.
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Reached by email on Saturday, Johnson told Gizmodo she contacted the agency as a last-ditch effort after temperatures began to drop and she worried about the bird in freezing temperatures.
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Although temperatures were in the upper 80s, temperatures in the Birmingham suburb reached the upper 90s at the time of the dog's death, CBS 42 Storm Team Meteorologist Sarah Cantey reported.
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However, temperatures in some areas south and southeast of Washington could jump to near 230, while temperatures in areas to the north and west may struggle to exceed 250 to 103.
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I think it has to do with the fact that they live at such a cooler temperatures than we do and the venoms are meant to work at sea water temperatures.
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"Unless severely cold temperatures in the Northeast coincide with severely cold temperatures in Europe, ample distillate supplies should be available to meet demand, but localized supply issues are possible," EIA said.
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An image of the sun taken in 1997 shows the hot temperatures of the corona (in lighter colors) compared to cooler temperatures of the surface of the sun (in darker colors).
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El Niño events, which feature unusually mild ocean temperatures across the equatorial tropical Pacific Ocean, tend to elevate global average surface temperatures, as compared to years when they are not present.
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Southern Arizona and southern Nevada will have temperatures in the 100s, while northern Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Idaho and Utah will have temperatures in the 90s and 80s depending on elevation.
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This is the first time a company has achieved such high temperatures using concentrated solar power — others have tried but achieved temperatures of only up to 565 degrees Celsius, Heliogen said.
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" 'Warmer temperatures bring sons' Samuli Helle, a senior researcher in the Section of Ecology, Department of Biology at the University of Turku in Finland, also found that "warmer temperatures bring sons.
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The same relationship between survival and temperature is found in water using surrogate animal coronaviruses; cold temperatures can result in long term survival, while ambient temperatures virus can survive for days.
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Even with electronic sensors that record temperatures at a handful of developments, federal prosecutors found that NYCHA's own records show temperatures routinely drop below the legal minimum at thousands of apartments.
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Though the threat of rain is expected to diminish on Tuesday, temperatures are likely to drop in many areas later this week, in some cases to unseasonably low temperatures, NHK said.
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But Mr. Birgisson said the best place to fish for cod was where warmer ocean temperatures meet colder ocean temperatures, and that is increasingly moving north in keeping with global patterns.
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It follows three-straight nights of bitter-cold temperatures this week in the San Joaquin Valley — the hub of almond production — where temperatures sank to the low-20s overnight starting Tuesday.
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The New York City DOC maintains that temperatures are monitored regularly in its jails and prisons, and that the warden is required to be notified when temperatures dip under 68 degrees.
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They then compared the local temperatures at the time those tweets were sent to a baseline of the 1981-1990 average temperatures for those areas at the same time of year.
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Global land and ocean temperatures in January exceeded all temperatures recorded in the past 141 years of data at 20203 degrees Fahrenheit, or 1.13 degrees Celsius, above the 20th century average.
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But with temperatures set to plunge in January, it's that time of year again for America's richest city to grapple with how to protect its lowliest citizens from below-freezing temperatures.
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The backbone of the Paris agreement is the global target of keeping global average temperatures from rising 2°C (compared to temperatures pre-industrial revolution) by the end of the century.
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The temperatures are rising -- and so are the oceans.
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In general, overnight low temperatures have been increasing faster than daytime high temperatures across the U.S. in recent decades, which has to do both with human-caused global warming and urban sprawl.
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Eastern US dips into chillier temperatures High temperatures Thursday for the eastern half of the United States will be 5 to 10 degrees Fahrenheit below average as a cold front pushes in.
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We thought we were done with unbearable temperatures after a polar vortex swept through the U.S. a few weeks ago, making temperatures dip down to single (and in some places, negative) digits.
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BCPS CEO Sonja Santelises went on Facebook Live Wednesday to address the concerns, citing "unprecedented" weeks of cold temperatures coupled with aging buildings as the primary reason behind the cold indoor temperatures.
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Also of note is that nighttime low temperatures are expected to remain very high, particularly in urban areas, potentially setting records for warm overnight low temperatures (technically known as record high minimums).
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Subfreezing temperatures New York, Washington and Boston had extremely cold temperatures Saturday, with the wind chill ranging from minus 10 to minus 35 degrees in some locations from Pennsylvania up into Maine.
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For a couple of days in June, temperatures in cities in Pakistan and Iran peaked at slightly above a hundred and twenty-nine degrees Fahrenheit, the highest reliably recorded temperatures ever measured.
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This summer's sweltering temperatures across Europe have reignited the climate debate, with record temperatures across the continent causing sea ice to melt in the Arctic, and triggering forest fires across the continent.
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For the period of June 21 through June 29, as the heat wave was beginning, the U.S. set or tied 165 record high temperatures, along with 411 record warm overnight low temperatures.
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Because temperatures are rising in the Arctic at double the rate of the rest of the planet, the difference between temperatures at the North Pole and continents at lower latitudes is decreasing.
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Two factors affect temperatures in the Atlantic: ocean heat content (a measure of heat stored by the ocean) and sea surface temperatures, which are measured at the top layer of the ocean.
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Lipponen's image, on the other hand, makes starkly clear that these are the hottest temperatures we've ever experienced — and that there is no sign of the exponentially rising temperatures slowing or cooling down.
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But frigid temperatures could take a devastating toll on the buds, which are on the brink of flowering thanks to 70-degree temperatures last week and are no longer protected from the elements.
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Despite temperature ups and downs, a comparison of daily record high temperatures with record low temperatures averaged across the U.S. demonstrates a trend toward increased heat, consistent with the notion of global warming.
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More than 50 runners from 18 countries braved Arctic temperatures and the threat of polar bears on Saturday to race in the North Pole Marathon in temperatures that fell to -41 degrees Celsius.
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The Japan Meteorological Agency reported temperatures to be close to 12 degrees hotter than the country's average as temperatures rose to 85033F in Kumagaya, which is reportedly Japan's highest temperature ever on record.
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Experts say record-breaking temperatures that week may have enabled the presence of the bug, which thrives at warmer temperatures, and murky water possibly disrupted the effectiveness of the UV and chlorine disinfectant.
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Over the generations, locals have learned to escape painful temperatures and dust storms by building structures dozens of meters beneath the earth's surface, which provide constant, year-round temperatures in the mid-70s.
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The temperatures have already returned to normal, but this does not mean that Antarctica's rising temperatures should be disregarded, according to Ella Gilbert, a climate scientist who works at the British Antarctic Survey.
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NOAA reported global land and ocean temperatures last month exceeded all temperatures recorded in the past 240 years of data at 2.05 degrees Fahrenheit above the 20th century average of 53.6 degrees Fahrenheit.
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"The heavy rains in Jakarta just recently resulted, in part, from very warm sea temperatures in that region," said Dr. Trenberth, who also drew connections between warming ocean temperatures to weather over Australia.
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Many people, for example, struggle intuitively to understand why a 3- or 4-degrees Celsius increase in average global temperatures could be catastrophic given that temperatures swing by that much all the time.
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January's global land and ocean surface temperatures were 2.05 degrees Fahrenheit higher the 20th century average, officials said, adding that temperatures last month broke a record set in January 2016 by 21625 degrees.
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Although temperatures have eased mostly in the north of the country, Meteo France says average temperatures remain high in the south, with several administrative regions still on the 'level three amber' heatwave alert.
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Some Midwestern cities have already felt temperatures above 100 degrees.
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Even if global temperatures can only rise by 2 degrees.
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After a long, cold winter, warmer temperatures are finally here.
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But this weekend's forecast calls for rain and cooler temperatures.
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Whites and yolks, I learned, cook optimally at different temperatures.
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At the LHC we achieve these temperatures with liquid helium.
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In the Peak District, temperatures have fallen to freezing conditions.
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These lower temperatures can impact heat sensitive plants and pests.
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As temperatures climb, Eddie's will without a doubt be busy.
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Should it wage an additional crusade against rising temperatures worldwide?
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Temperatures hit 30 Celsius (86 Fahrenheit) in Warsaw on Wednesday.
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Denmark and Norway have seen temperatures reaching over 30 Celsius.
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CT. Weather data shows temperatures were in the low 50s.
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Drier conditions and high temperatures drive more extreme fire behavior.
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That, combined with rising temperatures, threatens worsening scarcity, experts say.
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You know what doesn't happen when temperatures are approaching 70?
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I think the cooler temperatures outside are helping with that.
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Only the northern rockies will see temperatures below the norm.
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"It really comes down to the local temperatures," he explained.
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And once temperatures rise, the fighting season will start again.
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These health risks will only mount as average temperatures rise.
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During the flight, temperatures outside an airplane also drop dramatically.
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It's hard to comprehend temperatures of minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Carbon dioxide emissions raise average temperatures, contributing to climate change.
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"As air temperatures warm, melting outpaces that warming," Trusel said.
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It often occurs when food is left at unsafe temperatures.
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Yellows and reds show temperatures warmer relative to the average.
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If it's north, temperatures are again well into the 50s.
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The right temperatures and atmospheric pressure have to be maintained.
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Summer temperatures often top 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit).
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Dark leaves on trees can cause local temperatures to rise.
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These ones never leak, even when temperatures hit the 'teens.
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These generators are key for keeping chemicals at low temperatures.
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Sunlight leads to wakefulness; cooler temperatures push people toward sleep.
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The temperatures are on the up, but not yet uncomfortable.
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Forecast minimum temperatures for the 12 hours from 7 p.
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Wind chills run about 10 degrees cooler than air temperatures.
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This calmer, clearer combination actually allows temperatures to drop faster.
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But, there's some limitations: high temperatures can damage delicate components.
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Warmer ocean temperatures can cause them to melt farther north.
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Rising average temperatures have led western forests to dry out.
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People could freeze to death once the temperatures hit freezing.
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Temperatures on average ranged from 27.41 to 29.37 degrees Celsius.
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That makes them a great place to analyze increasing temperatures.
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Seeds detect temperatures to see when it's appropriate to germinate.
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Temperatures are expected to fall further in the coming week.
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Sea surface temperatures are an important driver of tropical cyclones.
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For rising temperatures you need air conditioning and cold storage.
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Temperatures have risen above 40 degrees Celsius in some states.
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In February, temperatures hit 87 degrees Fahrenheit in Laverne, Oklahoma.
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The film community grows as the temperatures continue to plummet.
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It can produce temperatures of up to 250 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Scientists think its temperatures reach up to 2,420 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Global temperatures dropped by one degree Celsius for a year.
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It's a real problem as global warming keeps boosting temperatures.
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However, temperatures will stay below average through at least Wednesday.
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At night, temperatures can plummet to negative 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
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On right, the yellow path illustrates areas with elevated temperatures.
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There's also research that shows high nighttime temperatures disrupt sleep.
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Over the last week, temperatures have been close to normal.
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The setbacks to supplies came as temperatures plunged below freezing.
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If temperatures cool, coral reefs are usually able to recover.
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The villagers have struggled with the warming temperatures for years.
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Temperatures were below freezing overnight, according to the Providence Journal.
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Drivers certainly noticed the limited range in the negative temperatures.
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Overall, unusually warm Arctic temperatures are no longer a surprise.
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Extreme temperatures can damage a plane's internal components, for starters.
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Temperatures are also extreme, on both ends of the spectrum.
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Nearby homes can burst into flames with high enough temperatures.
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Global average surface temperatures during 22016 compared to other years.
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He worries about Miami's future as climate change boosts temperatures.
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Which, in turn, produces slightly cooler temperatures and increased precipitation.
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When it's removed, the ground is exposed to cooler temperatures.
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Temperatures in the Northeast will be scorching over the weekend.
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Crews have been dealing with gusty winds and hot temperatures.
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Scorching temperatures, strong winds, and drought are fueling the fire.
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These sweltering temperatures will not be spread evenly or fairly.
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Instead, significantly more record high minimum temperatures have been set.
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The front will quiet days of extreme temperatures, Cabrera said.
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Hotter temperatures cause drier land, which causes a parched atmosphere.
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In Scandinavia, temperatures hit records until a few days ago.
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Temperatures hold fairly steady in the 30s under cloudy skies.
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Temperatures at Fongoli can reach 110 degrees Fahrenheit or more.
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Higher than average temperatures, they found, can drain economic productivity.
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But serving temperatures are kind of up in the air.
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Globally, the simulated scenario has a straightforward effect on temperatures.
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It's not just the temperatures in India that are high.
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Sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic showing cooler tropical waters.
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Temperatures could range between the upper 217s and 210s Fahrenheit.
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As temperatures rise, the liquid turns back into a gel.
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Who has the energy to fight in freezing cold temperatures?
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Mix in some freezing temperatures, and driving could get treacherous.
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Dyson took the light temperatures option to the next level.
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Extreme temperatures even put the 2016 Ice Festival on ice.
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Temperatures are finally expected to climb above freezing on Monday.
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But some worried about low moisture levels and warm temperatures.
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This, all while doing nothing to meaningfully decrease global temperatures.
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That stops ice forming in their tissues as temperatures drop.
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Other cities will likely see temperatures hit the triple digits.
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But if ocean temperatures rise, that may not be enough.
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National Weather Service forecasts for maximum temperatures on Wednesday, Feb.
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Turbulence will increase, too, as temperatures increase along flight paths.
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This natural process is at risk with rising global temperatures.
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Humans are living with the warmest temperatures in modern history.
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Temperatures on Thursday were about -25 degrees Celsius (-13 Fahrenheit).
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El Nino boosted global temperatures in both 2015 and 2016.
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Keeping the devices at lower temperatures increases performance and longevity.
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Lady Gaga isn't letting high summer temperatures affect her style.
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Cooper died of hyperthermia as temperatures outside reached 90 degrees.
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After all, it is summer and the temperatures are rising.
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Slashing carbon emissions today won't decrease temperatures until much later.
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And they should resist extreme temperatures, water and UV rays.
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High temperatures and low rainfall make bushfires a natural hazard.
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Higher temperatures will also kill more people, the report says.
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Temperatures rise above 112 degrees, and stay there for days.
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Water temperatures regularly range from 75 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Temperatures of a burning sparkler can reach 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
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So, cold weather can still happen as global temperatures rise.
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Snow sport seasons are getting shorter, due to warmer temperatures.
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They also blamed cooler temperatures for the moderation in hiring.
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Shanghai, China, could see fatally high temperatures starting in 2070.
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It's the season of melancholy, cooling temperatures, and falling leaves.
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Temperatures will remain in the upper 70s and low 80s.
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Perhaps more startling, rising temperatures seem to cause more violence.
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People lined up outside the Rotunda in near freezing temperatures.
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"The current temperatures are even a little suboptimal," says Bellworthy.
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Temperatures are rising across much of the country this week.
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The thing is, I don't do well in high temperatures.
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Cole blamed the rising temperatures on next year's presidential election.
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Temperatures in the area hit the high 90s Thursday afternoon.
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The freezing temperatures broke records in parts of New England.
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"The virus survives better in cool, dry temperatures," Simanek said.
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Mississippi and Alabama will see especially low temperatures, Norman said.
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Your low temperatures on both days will be 2 degrees.
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Who remembers when temperatures broke 50C in Iran last year?
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Bridges and roads will buckle and melt under rising temperatures.
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Freezing temperatures in the northern United States have affected beets.
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"It's not just a question of temperatures," Mr. Williams said.
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Temperatures in Tokyo hit 22008 Celsius (29 Fahrenheit) on Thursday.
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Skies were sunny, and temperatures were in the upper 260s.
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Temperatures across the contiguous United States will also be comfortable.
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It only turns into a vapor at very high temperatures.
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Temperatures will plunge well below normal across most the country.
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We had, you know, wildly variable temperatures in the apartment.
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But they also underscore a growing problem: increasing nighttime temperatures.
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Both Pence and Trump confirmed they had their temperatures checked.
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Science tells us that we sleep better in cooler temperatures.
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In Oklahoma, the high temperatures will surge into the 90s.
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The organisms can survive, if water temperatures go back down.
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Malawi is especially vulnerable to rising temperatures and mercurial rainfall.
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Three days' worth of comfortable, casual clothes for mild temperatures.
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Households were paying more to cope with the plunging temperatures.
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"Four different people, that's four different sleeping temperatures," she said.
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Clouds, cool temperatures and rain can all keep them underground.
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"Subfreezing temperatures are imminent or highly likely," one notice said.
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In addition, normal temperatures tend to vary among certain groups.
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The elderly tend to have lower temperatures than younger people.
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But the persistently cold temperatures are perfect for snow making.
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Normally, at Mars temperatures, any water should be frozen solid.
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And arctic permafrost is already thawing because of warmer temperatures.
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Temperatures are growing dangerously low across the Midwest this week.
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A cozy knit is a necessity as the temperatures drop.
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At this point, Chinese consumers mostly wash at low temperatures.
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You consistently find good wind, clean water and warm temperatures.
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When ignited, temperatures inside the SLS reached 6,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
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That gentle rising temperatures in the tubes of your arms?
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We have already seen that the temperatures are changing things.
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They survived Irma, but perished in sweltering temperatures days later.
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November's cooler temperatures killed the mosquitoes that spread the disease.
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Plus, it's spreading in places with high temperatures, like Australia.
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Their exertion kept them plenty warm despite the subfreezing temperatures.
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Mike DeWine's recommendation, issued last week, to screen workers' temperatures.
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Temperatures were at least 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit above the average.
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The sun was unrelenting, with temperatures often exceeding 110 degrees.
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Higher temperatures minimize how successfully those viral particles can spread.
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When temperatures soar, the electric grid comes under serious strain.
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It's chilly, too, with temperatures in in the mid 50s.
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Oral (mouth) temperatures are accurate for older children and adults.
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And with still higher temperatures will come still greater damage.
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It's the same story for Saturday: warm temperatures, soggy lunch.
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Overnight low temperatures have also risen sharply in recent decades.
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Anderson: We are seeing rising temperatures everywhere around the world.
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No rainfall and record temperatures are not a good combination.
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However, temperatures usually don't get much higher than 50 degrees.
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Expect temperatures as high as 35 degrees Celsius in Paris.
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Starvation, freezing temperatures and ongoing violence killed thousands within weeks.
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The effects of rising temperatures are felt around the world.
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Bleached coral, from rising water temperatures, has been poisoning fish.
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Temperatures below 50 degrees can leave iguanas in a stupor.
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This air fryer reaches temperatures up to 450 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Temperatures were expected to be in the mid 20s Wednesday.
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But higher temperatures are simply the elephant in the room.
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Unseasonably cold temperatures also had an impact on the data.
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Cooler temperatures help keep the servers at the right temperature.
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Before the temperatures dropped, Asia's primates were dominated by anthropoids.
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February temperatures for the region normally average about -27 degrees.
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Daily temperatures that month broke records dating back to 1906.
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Malawi is especially vulnerable to rising temperatures and erratic rainfall.
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Microwaves and dishwasher models can vary — you must watch temperatures.
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Mooney boosted temperatures by 2 degree Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit).
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The new plan may cool temperatures, but not necessarily emotions.
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And temperatures will only increase as spring turns to summer.
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Warmer temperatures do more than just dry out the land.
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Temperatures on average ranged from 23.8 to 26.9 degrees Celsius.
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Temperatures more appropriate for April linger today with increasing sun.
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It's not just the warmer temperatures adding to our misery.
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More daily high temperatures will fall on Wednesday and Thursday.
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As the afternoon goes on, temperatures could continue to rise.
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Temperatures drop overnight by an astonishing 013 to 30 degrees.
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Other studies have linked higher temperatures with more violent crime.
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Max towel temperatures didn't come close to the canister warmers.
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High temperatures again shoot for the mid- and upper 50s.
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Even hotter temperatures are forecast, increasing the threat of fires.
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It's unlikely to pass, much less keep temperatures from rising.
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Skies are mainly clear, and temperatures continue a steady descent.
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Our temperatures slowly fall through the 30s during the day.
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Its thickness makes it a functional sweatshirt in chilly temperatures.
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The coldest temperatures for Jan 22 was back in 1985!
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Temperatures will hover around 239 for most of the day.
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The temperatures can exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit, not triple digits.
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By Thursday afternoon, temperatures throughout the South were above freezing.
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Warmer water temperatures will encourage the growth of invasive species.
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With increasing temperatures, fish require more oxygen but get less.
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Emissions have to crash for temperatures to stop rising there.
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It may be because fewer newborns survived the higher temperatures.
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Climate change was pushing ocean temperatures beyond many species' tolerance.
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However, heatstroke isn't the only danger these high temperatures pose.
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In the Denver area, temperatures almost reached 80 degrees Tuesday.
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Similar temperatures are expected in the Victorian city of Melbourne.
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Rising temperatures and droughts threaten our food and water supplies.
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Even in winter, daytime temperatures can exceed 113 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Temperatures then rebound to near and past 21 this weekend.
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Temperatures drop overnight by an astonishing 013 to 30 degrees.
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Temperatures barely broke the double digits in New York City.
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How low did temperatures drop across the Midwest this week?
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The difference in temperatures is what makes the product unique.
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She said facility managers monitored the temperatures and the food.
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Migrations are seasonal and are typically driven by water temperatures.
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Dust storms the next day lowered temperatures to around 2100.
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San Francisco temperatures usually don't climb this high until September.
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By nightfall, clouds return and temperatures dip into the 50s.
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The days are getting longer and the temperatures are rising.
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And if the high temperatures stay around, that's potentially concerning.
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And millions of workers remain alarmingly vulnerable to high temperatures.
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Bacteria and archaea, and even the microscopic animals called tardigrades, can survive reanimation after freezing to temperatures below -320 Fahrenheit (-196 Celsius), though tardigrades still require at least 32 degree Fahrenheit temperatures to thrive.
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To avoid the absolute worst outcomes of climate change, scientists say global temperatures cannot increase more than 2 degrees Celsius, and yet temperatures have increased more than 1 degree Celsius since the 19th century.
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From Tuesday to Thursday, temperatures about 5,000 feet above the surface, which forecasters look to as an indicator of potential surface temperatures, may reach the coldest values ever observed in the lower 48 states.
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The reason for the discrepancy between the two agencies likely results from their different ways of calculating temperatures in regions around the world that do not have weather stations that can measure temperatures directly.
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In a Twitter message, Labe told Mashable that unusually mild sea surface temperatures across parts of the Kara and Barents seas are preventing ice from forming there, even though air temperatures are below freezing.
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Increasing average temperatures are most pronounced in the Arctic, where temperatures have jumped at more than twice the rate of the rest of the globe, triggering sea ice and land-based glaciers to melt.
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Some patients admitted into the hospital had body temperatures of up to 106 degrees, ABC News reported, and several patients came into the emergency room with "extraordinarily high temperatures," staff from the hospital said.
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The CPC also said that El Nino conditions, a warming of sea-surface temperatures in the Pacific, had largely disappeared, citing near-to-below average sea surface temperatures across the eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean.
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On social media, users posted comparisons with temperatures in global hot spots like Libya, Death Valley in California and Djibouti, all of which recorded lower temperatures than the record set in Kumagaya on Monday.
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"It's already pretty loud" Overall, ocean temperatures have risen by about 2 F over the last 100 years, so each season, whether summer or winter, presumably has boosted overall temperatures and loudness, explained Mooney.
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As the ground warms — partly because of higher temperatures and phenomena like wildfires — the plant matter begins to decay, releasing gases such methane and carbon dioxide, which scientists have connected to rising atmospheric temperatures.
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Games with higher temperatures tend to, but don't always result in, a greater number of home runs, since higher temperatures allow balls to fly a bit farther than they would in colder, denser air.
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Still, climate scientists generally agree that elevated sea surface and air temperatures play a role in intensifying storms, so it wouldn't be a shock if future attribution studies linked features of Harvey to rising temperatures.
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As climate change ushers in another year of extreme global temperatures—a phenomenon President Trump seems a little confused about—cities up and down the East Coast are facing record-breaking snowfall and subzero temperatures.
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