Arizona is awesome in the winter months for dogs, too.
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He said they hope to reopen after the winter months.
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"Breeding usually slows down during the winter months," he said.
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Heated yoga, particularly in the winter months, can be addictive.
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Heated yoga, particularly in the winter months, can be addictive.
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So during the winter months, my cacti are stagnant, the caudiciforms are completely bare (deciduous means they shed all their leaves during the winter months), and the succulents become super leggy and top heavy.
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They loved the opportunities for coziness provided by the winter months.
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And I'll be going at higher elevation in the winter months.
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The winter months might as well be called slow cooker season.
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But, like faux fur, maybe it's just for the winter months.
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They're a great gadget to have around in the winter months.
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But Trump has also preached the message beyond the winter months.
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During the winter months, the polar ice cap grow and grows.
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An estimated 6% of Americans grow depressed during the winter months.
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Storms tend to wash more shells ashore in the winter months.
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However, the winter months there tend to be foggy and cool.
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It's a recurring phenomenon, especially in November and the winter months.
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In theory, dressing for the winter months should be fun. Boots!
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Investors are worried about increased market competition in the winter months.
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Although we experience the winter months every year, jacket fatigue inevitably occurs.
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Keep your car in tip-top shape, especially in the winter months.
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Make the winter months a bit more bearable with a cozy blanket.
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During the winter months, he would vacate chilly New York for Miami.
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Tourism is limited to the winter months, when temperatures are more temperate.
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Oh, and he's very Canadian — in the winter months, he mixes curling.
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Go deeper: Dating apps expect flurry of traffic during the winter months
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You may have noticed more people are traveling during the winter months.
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Snowflakes help pigeons keep clean in the winter months when water is scarce.
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Come November, you could be staring down the winter months with total confidence.
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For most people with SAD, symptoms tend to hit during the winter months.
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But during the winter months from June until August it can become treacherous.
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"Everything hinges around how people are able to fare through the winter months."
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"Why don't they work this out in the winter months?" asked Mr. Long.
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Reading about their strength is such a heartwarming experience during the winter months.
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"It happened all the time in the winter months in LA," Deetz said.
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Through the winter months, the group descended into starvation, madness and, infamously, cannibalism.
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The road from the nearest airport is sometimes closed during the winter months.
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Mashed potatoes are the base of our personal food pyramid in the winter months.
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Delhi has a history of toxic smog, which typically worsens in the winter months.
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But you can get almost half off your vacation rental in the winter months.
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Make sure you have good loungewear for your dorm, especially in the winter months.
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The only time he takes a break from racing is during the winter months.
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This is its highest recession risk reading since the winter months of 2012/2013.
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Skiing, snow tubing, and ice-skating are classic Midwestern pastimes during the winter months.
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Fun isn't something one considers when purchasing a practical hoodie for the winter months.
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The Crimson Drawing Room is only open to the public during the winter months.
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During the winter months, I have to take public transportation, which isn't great here.
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Dear Heloise: I hate the static cling we get here during the winter months.
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Especially in the winter months, it's easy to mix up cold and flu symptoms.
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Peak death rates were in the winter months with lowest mortality in the summer.
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Of course, the winter months have more than their fair share of accidental deaths.
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Arctic ice cover tends to peak in the early spring, after the winter months.
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Cold air inversions during the winter months can also trap smog lower to the surface.
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At the end of the winter months, the monarchs prepare for their journey back north.
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Those people may simply work less in the winter months, rather than not at all.
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The new price cap would come into force in October and cover the winter months.
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High season for shooting sea lions is typically in the winter months, during fish runs.
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Cattle can graze on wheat during the winter months without affecting the crop's yield potential.
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The average high in Boston, Massachusetts, is only 38 degrees Fahrenheit in the winter months.
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With fewer hours of daylight, some people experience symptoms of depression during the winter months.
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Violent crime has been associated with warmer weather with dramatic decreases in the winter months.
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Along with snow and frigid temperatures, the winter months also bring coughs, colds, and the flu.
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Consumers generally take a breather during the winter months, because the financial crisis taught them caution.
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Along with snow and frigid temperatures, the winter months also bring coughs, colds and the flu.
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All of this points to the likelihood that the standoff will continue into the winter months.
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It casts doubt on the very notion that depression symptoms are worse in the winter months.
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We also love the idea of taking this to chilly outdoor tailgates in the winter months.
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The smog usually gets worse in the winter months as coal is burned to heat buildings.
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However, we do see inklings of problems with our electric grid, especially during the winter months.
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Seasonal drops in domestic crude demand free up more oil for export during the winter months.
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My own paranoia aside, many of us experience pretty noticeable psychological changes during the winter months.
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"Fires in the winter months are uncommon," said Chief Daniel Berlant, assistant deputy director of Calfire.
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Ski vacations are certainly popular during the winter months, but they're not always easy to plan.
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It also has a heated sidewalk in front to melt the snow during the winter months.
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During the winter months, they heat up and melt the snow on the surface above them.
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Some studies have found that testosterone levels fluctuate seasonally in men, peaking in the winter months.
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I want to walk my dog with even a glimmer of daylight left in the winter months.
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Warmer weather in the South and West juiced Lowe's home and garden sales during the winter months.
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For some reason, the spaces in my life seems to get immensely cluttered during the winter months.
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One of the things that I like about the winter months here in Vermont is the cold.
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Between 2010 and 2014, the bowheads were found singing 24 hours a day during the winter months.
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But, with the winter months approaching, Jones was worried the cold weather would thwart his good work.
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The spokesman said the Routeburn Track could be a difficult track to hike during the winter months.
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Lee's investment multiplied five-fold over the winter months, but now, he's lost half of his principal.
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Call us fickle, but those hyper-rich moisturizers that we absolutely swear by during the winter months?
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Flocks are particularly vulnerable to avian flu during the winter months and sporadic outbreaks are relatively common.
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Flocks are particularly vulnerable to avian flu during the winter months and outbreaks usually die down afterwards.
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Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that's generally more severe in the winter months.
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"Every year, we gasp through the winter months, armed with oral steroids, inhalers and nebulisers," she said.
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It would be the first U.K. general election to be held in the winter months since 1974.
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There's a catch though — they also meet in the winter months, when the water is freezing cold.
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Her season of dread stretches longer and longer, as fires during the winter months become more common.
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I'd switch from clear liquors to brown in the winter months, to ward off seasonal affective disorder.
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The recovery could accelerate if prices continue to rise through the winter months, the Dallas Fed said.
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Winter foraging is hard, and gray squirrels tend to spend the winter months mostly in their nests.
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But it does raise the question, why are there so many more flu cases in the winter months?
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"These [moccasins] closely resemble what the Indigenous peoples around here would wear during the winter months," Doll says.
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Construction can take place only during the winter months, when trucks haul 21995-ton loads across frozen lakes.
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Respiratory viruses tend to be seasonal, favoring the winter months, though of course many recur year after year.
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Demand is softer in the winter months, but prices could get a bit higher through January and February.
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It still looks really rich and inviting and warm, which is what you want in the winter months.
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Higher gas prices should reduce the number of hours that CCGTs generate during the winter months conserving gas.
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Additionally, the hugely popular bike share shuts down in the winter months, even though people continue to cycle.
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Ahead, we've rounded up the best cleansing oils to get you through the winter months — sans dry skin.
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This helps during the winter months, when solar systems generate less power since the sun's energy is weaker.
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That should change over the winter months, with up to 173 million tonnes of production at potential risk.
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A tin of this stuff is a very handy thing to have around, especially during the winter months.
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During the winter months, the canal is transformed into a winding skateway that stretches for nearly five miles.
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That wasn't so odd since Pyongyang rarely launches weapons in the winter months, partially due to bad weather.
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This is a place so far north that the sun doesn't rise for most of the winter months.
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Sure, you want to travel a bit, and maybe you imagine going someplace warm for the winter months.
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The Edgewater is the area's only four-diamond hotel and features a skating rink during the winter months.
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The house itself had 524 windows and no gutters so that icicles would form during the winter months.
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It was December, and I was doing a story about how the homeless survive in the winter months.
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According to Henry Ringling North's description, the small town housed both performers and animals during the winter months.
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Yeah. As we head into Thanksgiving, and Christmas, and the winter months, I do talk about winter squash.
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These photos, however, provide a rare look at the everyday life of North Koreans during the winter months.
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As the winter months approach, and buyer sentiment chills further, they could even pull back from their small gains.
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There are some airports that are rarely delayed because they don't see much inclement weather in the winter months.
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Homeless shelters, youth shelters, and safehouses are literal life-savers for people experiencing homelessness, especially in the winter months.
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Honey BrondeTry a bronde infusion if you're craving sun-kissed color and buttery bright highlights in the winter months.
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Though the winter months can seem dreary, Larson assures wary hosts that an Instagram-ready gathering is totally doable.
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Indoor runners, listen up — the treadmill's great during the winter months, but watch out for these five common mistakes.
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During the winter months, Blue Spring State Park in Florida welcomes hundreds of manatees to its warm, natural springs.
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If the weather remains hostile or equipment fails, the search "may continue well beyond the winter months," it said.
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They spent the winter months without heat because the furnace had been submerged in water and no longer worked.
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Yellow fever began expanding south, even through the winter months, infecting more than 1,500 people and killing nearly 500.
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He added the situation will likely be further exacerbated as inventory starts to decline heading into the winter months.
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Imports of the cleaner fuel have slowed since March from peaks in the winter months when heating demand surges.
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The farmers have no way of holding on to the potatoes for the winter months, when wholesale prices double.
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During the winter months, some production moves to similar fields in Arizona or goes even farther south, into Mexico.
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Making sure you eat plenty of fortified foods or take a supplement is important, especially in the winter months.
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He built up an estate and lived on the island during the winter months until his death in 1944.
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You can also tell sun spots from other dark spots because they tend to fade in the winter months.
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But their story is a cautionary tale about the perils of facing the unforgiving elements during the winter months.
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Samu Social provides support as well as emergency housing in the winter months to the homeless population of Brussels.
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Temperatures in the capital can plummet to lows of -15 degrees Celsius (5 degrees Fahrenheit) during the winter months.
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We have a pathology in campaigns where we are always like a chipmunk trying to save for the winter months.
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In the summer months I dry dyed fabric outside and in the winter months hang it near the wood stove.
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I'm in Brooklyn, where, traditionally, snow was much more common than rain in the winter months, but here we are.
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Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian were fighting for the Most Annoying title with their public spats during the winter months.
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"That is, GDP has a clear seasonal pattern, with the weakest growth not surprisingly during the winter months," he said.
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Grill enthusiasts can finally grill through the winter months without standing in the cold checking up on their upcoming meal.
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The freak winter badly affected the rabi crop, sown during the winter months, on around 40 percent of India's farmland.
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The president typically spends several weekends there during the summer months, and frequents Mar-a-Lago throughout the winter months.
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In the winter months, the city becomes a hot spot for skiers — but it has something for everyone year-round.
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Nighttime tornadoes are not unusual in the Southeast, where tornado season extends into the winter months, when daylight is shorter.
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Throughout the winter months, the ice cap doubles in size from nearly 3 million square miles to nearly 6 million.
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They all raved about it so much that I decided to pick it up at Sephora for the winter months.
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What happens next Investors — and Ryanair — will be keeping a close watch on smaller European airlines during the winter months.
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The winter months are closing in fast, and there&aposs only one thing you can do about it: Seek shelter.
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But for many, particularly those living in northern climes, production of vitamin D will be inadequate during the winter months.
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So as we go further into the winter months: Stay warm, stay off the roads when they're icy, and stay safe.
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The color is super pigmented with the perfect glisten for the winter months, but warm enough to carry us into spring.
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Solar also runs into issues during the winter months and at latitudes far from the equator because of shortened daylight hours.
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I imagine this might be a bigger problem in the summer than the winter months during which I've tested the bag.
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In the winter months, there's nothing better than a hearty soup or stew to warm you up on a cold night.
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During the winter months, there comes a time when it's too cold to really care about what we're wearing each day.
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The winter cuts are part and parcel of Beijing's war on smog, which can be particularly acute over the winter months.
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In the winter months, young skiers and snowboarders can be seen casually rolling joints while riding the chairlift up the mountain.
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As we move into the winter months, nights are getting colder, and it's increasingly dangerous for people without access to shelter.
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That happened just as Canada entered into the winter months when it tends to rely more heavily on U.S. produce exports.
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"The beekeeping industry has been suffering a large amount of losses during the winter months," said manager Carlos Castillo, a scientist.
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People look forward to the winter months when these supplies are transported over the winter road, making them cheaper, McKay explained.
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She told Into The Gloss she gives her vagina "a little vitamin D" to boost her energy in the winter months.
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Her daughter has been forced to take medication during the winter months and sometimes struggles with a cough when she runs.
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The Napa area is also a good place to go during the winter months since there's always sunshine and warmer weather.
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Already, officials are bracing for more urban bombing attacks in the winter months, when the regular fighting slows down a bit.
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But the law caps the number of work visas at 33,000 for the summer months and 33,20003 for the winter months.
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Mr. Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, which the president frequents in the winter months, had revenue of $25.1 million.
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The vote is the first to be held in the winter months since 1974 and the first December election since 1923.
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The vote was the first to be held in the winter months since 1974 and the first December election since 1923.
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"The upward trend on the labour market is continuing, albeit at a slower pace than in the winter months," he added.
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Those CDs are now Spotify playlists and we've grown so hardcore we take our beverages iced straight through the winter months.
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In Qaanaaq, during the winter months, temperatures average around ten degrees below zero and the sun never appears above the horizon.
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During the winter months, there's an assumption that you have to either go skiing or head to a far-flung tropical island.
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People like summer because it is the time of year that's supposedly more hospitable to human outdoor activities than the winter months.
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Friends told the Star that Matus split her time between Belize — in the winter months — and Toronto in the spring and summer.
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Alligators do not feed often and are dormant most of the winter months but become more active in the spring and summer.
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The city's population swells to more than 100,000 during the winter months, but year-round it's closer to about half that amount.
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All the rooms are snatched up through September and most of October, but there a few spots left in the winter months.
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Essentially, it would mean that Florida will be one hour ahead of the rest of the East Coast during the winter months.
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Demand, meanwhile, is expected to heat up as it always does ahead of the winter months, when automotive battery fail rates spike.
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Prices have soared for a month on concern that French nuclear supply will remain tight in the winter months when demand peaks.
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"El Niño weather patterns favor storm tracks that move Pacific moisture into California during the winter months," said CNN meteorologist Michael Guy.
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"Cold air causes bronchospasm, so people with asthma and COPD can find themselves having increased symptoms in the winter months," Caldwell said.
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Come the winter months it may be tempting to put your vitamin D-deprived face under the LED warmth, but please don't.
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It's common for hotels along the Italian coast to be closed during the winter months and full to capacity during the summer.
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A lot of people don't realise sun penetrates through glass so even in the winter months you still get the UVA rays.
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The faux-shearling is comparable to the real thing in texture, so you'll be able to stay warm in the winter months.
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Eni is likely to start drilling in December and will only drill during the winter months to avoid some harm to wildlife.
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Aluminium smelters were included in a proposal to switch off key industrial sectors over the winter months to alleviate Beijing's choking smog.
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Iron traders started stockpiling product as prices fell last month in anticipation of stronger demand after the winter months, traders and analysts said.
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The shafts were prepared during the winter months, a time when the Romans filled them with snow, ice, and a cover of straw.
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Tornado season extends into the winter months in the Southeast, so the days are shorter, and darker hours occur earlier in the day.
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Lifeguard Jeff Okuyama says the biggest swells occur during the winter months, so swimming and snorkeling is not an option for the unexperienced.
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The winter months are typically the driest of the year in the region, and moisture will not help dormant plants to grow much.
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During the winter months, the kids go ice skating once a week and during the summer, they spend a lot of time swimming.
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Last year, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, General John Nicholson, discussed plans to strengthen and regenerate the force over the winter months.
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It comes at a time when seasonal oil demand, particularly in the United States, decreases during the winter months, when people drive less.
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According to a report from the Southern California Geographic Coordination Center, multi-day Santa Ana wind events aren't uncommon during the winter months.
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Some Russians choose to store their cars in the winter months when driving is more difficult, according to a BBC article from 2006.
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It lets sunlight through but during the winter months we had to find a way to incorporate artificial light to handle the darkness.
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Although Chicago, Illinois, gets very cold during the winter months, it's nevertheless a festive place to spend Christmas, Hanukkah, or New Year's Eve.
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The tournament is set to be staged from November 21-December 18, the first time it will be staged in the winter months.
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They show the moat being repurposed as an ice skating rink in the winter months, so you know these guys were thinking ahead.
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Mar-a-Lago, where Mr. Trump regularly travels during the winter months, had one of the largest declines of the company's major assets.
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He grew up in Basel playing primarily outdoors on clay or on clay courts covered by a heated bubble during the winter months.
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Demand is normally high during the quarter, which covers the winter months, running at 212.9-26 million tonnes over the past three years.
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Rainfall used to be sustained over weeks in the winter months, but now it comes later and more erratically, they will tell you.
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Especially if you're visiting in the winter months, you can get a lot of bang for your buck when it comes to accommodations.
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Aluminium is up on expectations of a decline in supply as China braces for capacity shutdowns at its smelters over the winter months.
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A number of native orchid species produce leaves only during the winter months; others never produce leaves, or possess little or no chlorophyll.
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The June solstice was traditionally used to mark the start of the winter months, but Australia flouts the laws of science and nature.
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Instead, the winter months have brought an even bigger explosion of the trend — and it feels even fresher and edgier as we enter 2017.
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"One of the biggest skincare mistakes I see is over-exfoliating during the winter months because the skin tends to be drier," says Duncan.
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LONDON (Reuters) - New engine partners and a happy Fernando Alonso fueled fresh optimism at McLaren over the winter months — and then testing came along.
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Because most of these dams were built more than four decades ago, they aren't prepared for the deluges that happen during the winter months.
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Baldwin's bikini pics aren't the only thing heating up the winter months, she and rumored beau Justin Bieber have certainly sparked a few flames.
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Even in the winter months, when it might seem unbearably cold in the north, Maine is home to some great ski resorts and activities.
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The new paper suggests Chrysaora melanaster is capable of living in its adult form throughout the winter months, and possibly even live for years.
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Lyft announced today that it was reducing its fares in 33 cities to make up for a drop in business during the winter months.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese steel futures fell on Monday after two days of gains as demand weakened during the winter months and spot prices fell.
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John Kasich's new momentum In the winter months, John Kasich was constantly under the threat of being demoted to the second-tier "undercard" debate.
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The Sperry Top-Sider Saltwater Rain Boots are durable after years of wear, well-designed for rain, and work effortlessly into the winter months.
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Unlike the techniques in the Vallée, where farmers spent the winter months making watches, the artistry of Fleurier had a different genesis: the Huguenots.
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During the winter months, I skated in Central Park and the Bronx, getting just a handful of weekend games in the suburbs each season.
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During the winter months, when a cold breeze rolled in from the Pacific Ocean, the group regularly rented out the pool for social functions.
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Normally it's broadcast from the Opry House on the other side of town, but they move back to the Ryman during the winter months.
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The casualties reflected the unusually high tempo of insurgent attacks during the winter months, when cold weather and snow blanket much of the country.
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What was documented in the public report was alarming enough, given that the time period covered was the winter months, when fighting often wanes.
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Treasure & Bond Herringbone Stripe Throw, $69, available at Nordstrom What better way to spend the winter months than cuddled up in a cozy blanket?
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Initial symptoms of the Wuhan coronavirus include fever and coughing -- which are also common flu symptoms, a viral infection prevalent in the winter months.
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So, if you live in a climate where temperatures regularly dip below freezing in the winter months, snow and ice melters are a must.
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They're genuine shearling-lined and incredibly soft, so they're perfect for our apartment where the heating is a bit spotty in the winter months.
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The seals' silver-gray fur makes them blend in with the color of icy roads that are dusted with sand in the winter months.
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Also perennially on her menu during the winter months: fuyu persimmons, plucked straight from a tree in her childhood backyard in San Jose, Calif.
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Caramel highlights, dark brown hues, shades of auburn: all hair colors we anticipate to see on Hollywood's stars as we trek through the winter months.
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The reindeer were rarely herded over the winter months for more than a few days, meaning previous herders never had the chance to tame them.
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Bone broth is chock full of nutrients, including protein, antioxidants, and amino acids, making it the perfect dish for staying healthy during the winter months.
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The summer months of June, July, and August and the winter months of December, January, and February each have high rates of baggage loss incidents.
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Schamotta said the data suggests that the performance gap between the United States and other major economies could begin to narrow into the winter months.
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Aluminium is finding fundamental support on expectations of a decline in supply as China braces for capacity shutdowns at its smelters over the winter months.
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Wheat is typically at its hardiest during the winter months, but plants can be damaged if temperatures dip below minus 5 F for several hours.
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If you're eating less fresh food in the winter months, you're probably eating more packaged and processed foods, which can be sneaky sources of sodium.
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That should lead to a further decline in aluminum production globally by about 1.2 million tonnes, beginning from the winter months of 2017, Sokov said.
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Murad Ali Murad, the deputy chief of the army staff, said senior officers had tried to use the winter months to rebuild the 215 Corps.
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That means it will now only have to shut another 900,000 tonnes of annual operational capacity over the winter months, estimates CRU consultant Jackie Wang.
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As sales slumped in the winter months, Mr. Musk announced that the company would close many of its stores, only to reverse course days later.
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How will the rest of the East Coast react to the idea of a de facto new time zone -- Florida time -- during the winter months?
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The Canary archipelago is one of Spain's main tourist destinations, particularly in the winter months, when it attract sun seekers from colder parts of Europe.
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During the winter months, especially December and January, people are often selling only if they have to and they may be more willing to negotiate.
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In the Northern Plains, there has been a distinct lack of snow cover, which is relied upon in the winter months to replenish soil moisture.
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The Bundesbank said that activity in the German construction sector was cooling after mild weather in the winter months boosted activity in the first quarter.
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Cruise collections, originally designed for wealthy clients holidaying on yachts or cruises during the winter months, are outfits produced by stylists on top of seasonal lines.
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As the never-ending quest to master creative layering methods throughout the winter months continues, today it's time for a dapple in long-sleeve midi dresses.
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Because Disneyland Paris is located in Marne-la-Vallée, just outside the City of Light, snow is not an entirely rare occurrence during the winter months.
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The demonstration is focused on the current crisis in the National Health Service, as a demand in services has seen a surge during the winter months.
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"I got wounded in September and that moved into the winter months and I didn't have a jacket so having a jacket was important," he says.
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If that were to happen, California would remain one hour ahead of Pacific Standard Time during the winter months, making it a unique new time zone.
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"The house was so quiet, we thought they were snowbirds," he added, referring to retirees who spent the winter months in warm-weather places like Mesquite.
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Here are 10 other animals that prefer to take the winter months off: Queen bumblebees hibernate during the winter and the rest of the bees die.
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According to Elizalde, mere seasonality likely played a role, with people tending to watch more TV in the winter months than they do in the summer.
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About 15,000 people living in the overcrowded island camps do not have enough heating or supplies to keep warm during the winter months, the UNHCR said.
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Where Cal Fire — and fire officials in other states — once had a respite during the winter months, today fire season is almost a 12-month fight.
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In the winter months, guests can take free Amangani shuttles to the world-class skiing at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, about a 20-minute drive away.
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These are the winter months for the Southern Hemisphere, which brings us to a common theme: Influenza and winter go together like hot chocolate and marshmallows.
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Warmer temperatures and adequate rainfall during the winter months place EU wheat in an excellent position to record a third consecutive season of sky-high yields.
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Located in the heart of the Mont Blanc region, this village is ideal for mountain climbing during the summer seasons and skiing during the winter months.
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In the winter months, when temperatures tend to peak in the seventies, the Timbisha lived on the flats, at springs like the one in Furnace Creek.
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Cruise collections, originally designed for wealthy fashionistas holidaying on yachts or cruises during the winter months, are outfits produced by stylists on top of seasonal lines.
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Go for a quality set of all-season tires, or opt for a set of snow tires to run on your car during the winter months.
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If you've ever tried to drive in the suburbs in the winter months, somebody probably had to dig you out of a snowbank at some point.
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More simply put: They voted against having to set their clocks backward one hour during the winter months, favoring later sunrise and sunset times all year round.
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Aluminium's gains have been fuelled by China ordering aluminium producers in 28 cities to slash output during the winter months as Beijing intensifies its war on smog.
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The winter months have made the crossing increasingly dangerous, bringing low temperatures and rough seas that batter the rickety and overcrowded boats that set out from Turkey.
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Scooters replaced children's swings in the basket after the ONS said it was getting harder to find swings on sale in shops, especially in the winter months.
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The study traces this cooling to unusual loss of heat from the ocean during the winter months as the waters circulate around the southern half of Greenland.
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Its creators believe it could be integrated into solar panel arrays so that when blanketed with snow in the winter months, they could continue to generate power.
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He cautioned, however, that the start to the spring selling season could be as negative for retailers — if not more so — than the winter months have been.
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Most recently, Uber announced it was slashing prices in 100 US cities as a way to make up for the drop in business during the winter months.
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The drought that created a climate in which a fire could flourish is likely to continue and spread across the south during the winter months to come.
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Germany has already made contingency plans for a possible spike in demand for its power from France, arranging extra power capacity back-up for the winter months.
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If we look at "final sales," G.D.P. excluding inventories, the economy grew at 2.4 percent, a nice rebound from the winter months and in line with forecasts.
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But the stock build in 2016 was exceptionally large as healthy gasoline margins encouraged refiners to process an unusually large volume of crude through the winter months.
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People think of the First World War as being a muddy, gray, overcast war, but it was fought for ... That was probably true of the winter months.
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Here in Nashville, through an ecumenical program called Room in the Inn, nearly 200 congregations of many faiths take in our homeless neighbors during the winter months.
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Fire officials have said that there are typically more fires during the winter months, when people use space heaters to keep warm or leave lit candles unattended.
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And even as the fires burn, analysts are already thinking of the mudslides that could come later, as rain in the winter months soaks the scorched earth.
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So, my point here is that we have argued, I believe, the economy is fundamentally sound, even getting stronger through the winter months, excluding the virus problem.
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I don't use winter tires on my personal car — but that's because I typically test vehicles during the winter months that have been equipped with seasonal rubber.
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In the eastern province of Nangarhar, the district governor of Bati Kot said the pressure of fighting over the winter months was such that training was impossible.
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The explanation Mr Souriau and Dr Geberzahn propose is that male thrush nightingales employ the winter months as a period of experimentation and rehearsal for the summer.
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The plan for the winter months included switching millions of households and some industrial users to natural gas from coal for their heating and some other needs.
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Fitting the definition of obese at times, hibernating brown bears pack on the pounds during the summer months so they can stay warm during the winter months.
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Venice is a renowned vacation hotspot in the summer, but travelers say it's the winter months that showcase the charm, elegance, and serenity of Italy's Floating City.
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It's cold in Berlin in the winter months, and the very first movie sensation was a blast of frigid air that made you feel like you were outside.
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In Boston, for example, researchers found a 30% increase in the number of underweight infants and toddlers in the winter months compared to the rest of the year.
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During the winter months, everyone from her fellow McDonald's coworkers to loyal customers have offered to pick her up and drop her off at home after her shift.
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In Los Angeles, it gets chilly during the winter months, so I like to have warmth on my core while maintaining the freedom to move with my arms.
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But China is now ordering mines to resume some output of thermal coal, used to generate electricity, to meet rising demand for heating purposes during the winter months.
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The impacts on North America are more complicated and variable, but it has an effect on both total heating demand and its regional distribution in the winter months.
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The shrews experienced some rather incredible changes, losing as much as 20 percent of their skulls in the winter months, and regaining 15 percent later in the year.
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He noted that the Rio Games will take place during the winter months of August and September when the drier, cooler climate significantly reduces the presence of mosquitoes.
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He noted that the Rio Games will take place during the winter months of August and September when the dryer, cooler climate significantly reduces the presence of mosquitoes.
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Still, the buying was surprisingly strong even as steel mills and copper fabricators prepared to slow output for weaker demand from the construction sector during the winter months.
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Thanks to the sun and Daylight Savings, during the winter months, teachers get to school when it's still dark and leave school when it's back to being dark.
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With the winter months upon us, the cold has an irritating tendency to suck all of the hydration out of our locks — leaving us with lackluster, dry hair.
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During the winter months my tiny office would be inundated with coughing and sneezing children, and I became very busy checking throats, taking temperatures and wiping small noses.
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"On the flip side, mid-June to August in Europe is high season and you will pay a premium, although the off-season is in the winter months."
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"They were a bit of an unlikely couple, so it wasn't a huge surprise that after enjoying the winter months together, they went their separate ways," Wunder said.
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"While in the mountains, it is the opposite with rain and cooler weather prevailing during the winter months and dry sunny days during July and August," LePoidevin says.
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The move comes during the winter months, when most scooter companies see a significant dip in ridership, and amid reports about the industry's struggles to turn a profit.
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Earlier it touched a seven-month high of $2,151.50 a tonne on worries about shortages over the winter months when demand from the auto battery sector is strong.
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Inundated with headlines of looming "snowpocalypses," most will begrudgingly grit out the winter months, grinding through dreary doldrums of January and February and counting down the days until spring.
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But besides just remembering to take deep breaths, participating in activities to reduce stress during the winter months has been shown to help reduce the burden of respiratory illnesses.
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The smog lingers for days as wind speeds drop in the winter months, adding to air pollution exacerbated by the burning of crop residues, vehicle exhausts and industrial gases.
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The smog lingers for days as wind speeds drop in the winter months, adding to air pollution exacerbated by the burning of crop residues, vehicle exhausts and industrial gases.
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It's easy to forget about drinking water in the winter months since you're no longer sweltering, but getting your recommended daily dose of water is still just as important.
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Try viewing the winter months as an opportunity to catch up on activities and learning experiences you simply don't have time or patience for once the weather warms up.
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The Chinese government is in the middle of a multi-year effort to reduce air pollution, which has enveloped major cities in unhealthy smog, especially during the winter months.
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It also said the German economy is expected to extend its brisk momentum into the winter months, while reiterating its view that it may slow down after next year.
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He had used the winter months to consolidate his ranks, through a mix of brutal crackdowns on dissent and doling out new posts to discontented members of the group.
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Local, state and federal officials sent hundreds of people to the city to monitor and contain the mosquito-borne virus, which died down as the winter months took hold.
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During the winter months of 1860 to 1861, President Buchanan refused to prevent the Southern states from seceding, declaring that the Constitution did not permit him to do so.
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However, with the sun beginning to rise later, you may be greeted with darkness instead of the sun during the winter months when you wake up in the morning.
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The N.H.S. has been facing a crisis for years, and it is acutely visible in the winter months, but the institution remains a point of national pride for many.
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San Carlos de Bariloche — commonly referred to as Bariloche — has more than 100,543 residents and is known for its ski slopes, with most tourists visiting in the winter months.
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Illegal crop burning by hundreds of thousands of farmers in neighboring states, for instance, accounts for one quarter of the air pollution in New Delhi during the winter months.
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In countries such as the UK, there are more deaths during the winter months: For example, there were an estimated 34,300 excess deaths during the winter of 2016-17.
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However, the true centerpiece is the 20-foot-high Nordmann Fir Christmas tree in St George&aposs Hall, which is only open to the public during the winter months.
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Anti-pollution masks that cover the nose and mouth have become ubiquitous on the streets of Beijing and Shanghai, especially during the winter months when coal is burned for heat.
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"We asked him when he would be in LA and he said, 'I'll be there in the winter months because my wife doesn't like the cold weather,&apos" added Fantle.
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"The risk of contracting a contagious illness is heightened when we travel within any enclosed space, especially during the winter months, when most of the respiratory viruses thrive," Gendreau said.
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Sure, it's still dry and flaky, but my complexion appears less tired than it tends to be in the winter months — like it got the burst of energy it needed.
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The figures reflected seasonal factors like slower recruitment in the construction sector over the winter months as well as weaker job growth in both the services and the manufacturing sectors.
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Even the "winter" months here are hot, so putting on sticky bras in order to wear smaller tank tops and dresses is something to which we Florida girls are accustomed.
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So by perpetuating the myth that suicide is more common during the holidays, faulty media reports may contribute to more suicides by somewhat normalizing the act during the winter months.
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And while that is a challenge in the winter months, we're amazed what kind of solutions we can come up with year-round with a little bit of creative thinking.
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The impact of sand storms, which occur occasionally in Qatar during the winter months, could be mitigated by raising or lowering the stadium height by a few meters, Ghani said.
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And one of our country's proudest traditions across party lines is to celebrate the joys of eating glorious, fattening junk, especially in company of loved ones during the winter months.
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And while these snowshoes aren't as athletic and responsive as their adult counterparts, they still allow the wearer to have a good time in the outdoors during the winter months.
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Union representative Roy Martin told The Washington Post that the 15 forecasters that serve the Washington and Baltimore region will be without five full-time staffers during the winter months.
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"Clothing is so necessary for survival, especially in the winter months and when traveling, so the fashion industry should be making larger strides at assisting the other 99%," said Luna.
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In much of the country, fall injuries rise during the winter months when walkways become slippery and trip hazards are obscured by snow, ice or, in some areas, by leaves.
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Black is the menthol buzz of licorice or the density of rough bread from countries near the Arctic Circle, where the winter months see only a few hours of daylight.
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"We provide food and clothes to the families on the migrant trail, but we also need to provide them shelter throughout the winter months," IHH Deputy Chairman Serkan Nergis said.
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During the winter months, freezing cold winds are recorded at over 150 mph (241.4 kmph) on a regular basis, and the average annual wind speed is 50 mph (80.5 kmph).
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Thomas Cook needs to find another 200 million pounds ($250 million) on top of a 22011 million pound package it had already agreed, to see it through the winter months.
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Saudi exports in December rose from 1.5063 million bpd in November, as a seasonal drop in domestic crude demand is freeing up more oil for export during the winter months.
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According to Louise Johansson, the communications coordinator at the mountain lodge, which is run by the Swedish Tourist Association, the winter months now draw more visitors than the summer season.
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After all, the winter months of early 2016, during which fewer people were on the streets, still saw a shocking number of brutal mass shootings inside clubs and private homes.
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One reason this forecast could have been a bit off was because many were forecasting La Niña to take over for part of the winter months, when in fact, it didn't.
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Hilton Crosby, the center's executive director, said demand for services exist all year but it peaks in the winter months, when the wealthy vacationers go away, leaving less work for locals.
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A bitter trade fight with China, the world's largest buyer of soybeans, hindered the U.S. export program during the winter months, typically a period of high global demand for U.S. supplies.
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There were roughly 38,000 people caught trying to illegally cross the southern border each of the past two months, with the numbers ranging from 25,000 to 29,000 in the winter months.
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In addition, deposits of snow on the glacier have increased due to larger amounts of snowfall in the winter months over the past five years linked to climate change, he said.
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During the winter months, when not in the field, DePalma prepared and analyzed his specimens, a few at a time, in a colleague's lab at Florida Atlantic University, in Boca Raton.
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A lot of rehabilitation work happens in the winter months, but that also isn't happening as much due to the shutdown, which makes rehab on the state land less effective, too.
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Mahto reminds us that lip balm is extremely useful for the dryness that can occur in the winter months, as well as providing sun protection, and symptomatic relief for cold sores.
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In the winter months the landscape is as lush as Ireland, but now, at the end of a long summer, it's dry olive-green and limestone under a pale blue sky.
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Popularized by Benjamin Franklin, the annual time change remained in place after being used in both World Wars to conserve electricity usage as the nights grew shorter during the winter months.
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Watching them both during the winter months ("24: Legacy" concluded its season on April 17) was an exercise in confusion, because, in many respects, they seemed to be the same show.
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Rio spokesman Mario Andrada said there was no need to stage any public information campaign because of what he said was a low infection rate during the winter months in Brazil.
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Warmer winters in the U.S., influenced by global warming, have reduced the need for people to heat their homes, driving down electric power demand in the winter months, according to the EIA.
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Prices are usually lower in the winter months, in fact 18 percent lower in the Chicago area on average than at the peak of the market in June, according to Re/Max.
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The city of Luliang, a sprawling county-level municipality and a major producer of alumina, is also under pressure to reduce emissions by as much as 40 percent over the winter months.
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And Bush, for all the talk of his massive war chest early on in this campaign, has been similarly active, regularly talking with voters in businesses and homes throughout the winter months.
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China's bitcoin mining industry is a case in point: Production of hydropower is high in the wet season during the summer months and low in the dry season during the winter months.
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To keep from freezing to death, terrestrial turtles will bury themselves in the dirt and freshwater turtles will lodge themselves under the mud in the winter months, according to the Nature Conservancy.
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It would seem like the most popular time of year to get it on would be the winter months, when all that friction and body heat would be perfect for staying warm.
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Travis blamed stiff industry competition, particularly when it comes to value promotions, inclement weather during the winter months and the roll out of a simplified menu for the softer-than-expected sales.
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"In the winter months my skin can look a little dull and this cream blush adds a nice flushed look that is still natural," according to 24-year-old New Yorker Julia.
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Greely told the Post that most of the craziest snow events happen in the spring due to the amount of moisture in the air, which isn't as available in the winter months.
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Jack Black Intense Therapy Lip Balm SPF 25, $8They'll thank you for this cult-favorite lip balm with SPF during the winter months when the multi-pack from CVS isn't cutting it.
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As with Slaves BC, Mills tells Noisey that the new album is influenced by a dark period in his personal life, in which multiple family members passed away during the winter months.
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Extensive damage caused by Hurricanes Irma and Maria, which devastated several islands in the Caribbean, has forced numerous brides and grooms to rethink their weddings that were scheduled into the winter months.
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Barren except for the spruces dotting the fell's gentle slopes that, during the winter months, develop a hard, frosty covering known in Finnish as tykky or tykkylumi, or hard rime in English.
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In the Arctic, sea ice extent was the second-lowest since records began in 1979, behind only 2016, though record low sea ice was observed during the winter months of January-March.
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In parts of Italy, limonaias — lemon houses — are where citrus trees in their terra-cotta pots are taken during the winter months to shield them from the unforgiving frost and heavy rain.
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"EDF is going to have to pull back on how much it exports during the winter months which will drive up wholesale power prices and get passed onto the consumer," Heggarty said.
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And now that it's cooled down, I was finally able to buy a long-sleeve shirt for the winter months that's just as great as the short-sleeves I wore all summer.
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Scientists attributed the decline in 85033 to warmer surface temperatures during the winter months, unfavorable wind patterns and warmer ocean waters, a trend that is expected to continue due to climate change.
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There is a lot to factor in with owning outside of urban areas, such as property taxes and needing a car year-round so that you can handle maintenance during the winter months.
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For years, his golf clubs and resorts on the East Coast have relied on hiring foreign workers to serve patrons during the summer months (in New York) and the winter months (in Florida).
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Berries. But, to the surprise of many, most citrus fruits are in-season during the winter months, and it's strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries that are at their ripest, sweetest, and juiciest come summertime.
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Right now, I use my savings to make IRA contributions and front me the money for things like student fees and gasoline, but in the winter months, I spend more than I make.
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Avoiding the flu or catching a cold in the winter months can be tough, but there is something you can do in addition to getting the flu shot and washing your hands. Relax.
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Shrinking sea ice and glaciers used to be a thing of the summer, but now that trend is carrying over into the winter months, says Jeremy Mathis, director of NOAA's Arctic Research Program.
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Back when people relied on their crops for survival in the winter months, times of harvest were simultaneously joyful and solemn, reminding everyone that they only had so much time left to prepare.
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The jet stream generally follows the boundary between hot and cold air, and is strongest when the difference between the hot and cool sides is the strongest, which occurs during the winter months.
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Bundling up in the winter months means it's very easy to get into a wardrobe rut, relying on the same black skinny jeans and same wool tights day in after (freezing)day out.
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At the end of the garden, they've already meticulously restored a 19th-century greenhouse, where they will plant peppers and aubergines, germinate seedlings and experiment with cold-hardy citrus over the winter months.
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Hunters from rich Gulf states often make trips to Iraq's desert in the winter months to buy falcons and hunt the Houbara bustard, a rare bird whose meat is prized by Arab sheikhs.
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Outside, it was still very hot, but the tent was air-conditioned, and there was soft grass underfoot, partly covered with throw rugs; in the winter months, polo is played on the turf.
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Florida could be especially vulnerable to a coronavirus outbreak, both because of the large number of international travelers who visit during the winter months and because of the state's large population of retirees.
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Although Delhi's pollution levels invariably rise during the winter months, this last week was particularly bad because of Diwali, an annual festival that involves lighting fireworks in the city for two straight days.
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For years, Trump's golf clubs and resorts on the East Coast have relied on hiring foreign workers to serve patrons during the summer months (in New York) and the winter months (in Florida).
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For some adults, fall also marks the start of "cuffing season," when people couple up in preparation for the winter months — whether with a partner, a puppy or even a slice of pizza.
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Pete began playing golf as a boy in Florida, where his parents spent the winter months because of his asthma, and he went on to win the Ohio state high school golf championship.
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Since then, infections of the same strain have continued to be reported in birds and humans seasonally, with a surge in cases seen in the winter months of 2014, following the lunar new year.
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A glance quickly shows that except for the tip of Texas and a bit of Florida, including the Keys, most areas of the United States have little to no risk during the winter months.
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They would become a part of everyday life there, helping to harvest and press olives into oil, and picking up fallen grains of wheat that would sustain their extended family in the winter months.
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Even though beer consumption drops during the winter months of December-February, Constellation said it took a bigger pie of the U.S. beer industry and was the top market share gainer for those months.
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Renewing some of the reactors for a few more years would still require replacement capacity, Elia said, as the reactors would need to be upgraded - a process that could run into the winter months.
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The effects of El Niño and La Niña are much more noticeable during the winter months across the US. If La Niña forms, this will have a direct impact on the weather this winter.
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Rental data company AirDNA compiled a list of the most seasonal vacation destinations where owners can expect to see profits double during the summer months for beaches, or the winter months for ski towns.
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In other words, there seems to be a broad, seasonal increase in sexual desire during the winter months, and all the interest that dating sites are seeing is just one small manifestation of it.
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Christopher Covert, a broker with Saunders in the Hamptons, said houses that in the winter months would rent for $5,000 a month are getting more than $30,000 for the last two weeks of March.
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We're in the heart of cuffing season, which is the popular millennial term for the winter months when people stop dating around and pair up with someone to spend the cold, snowy days with.
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It's perhaps surprising that they haven't eased at a faster pace given China's focus on switching to cleaner fuels, such as natural gas, in an attempt to lower air pollution over the winter months.
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They'll be your go-to shoes in the winter months, which is why you should make sure they go with everything you usually wear, no matter if it's leggings and a hoodie or a minidress.
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The report comes as China — historically among the most polluted — has taken enormous steps to clean up its act, even if it's done so by denying heat to the country's poor in the winter months.
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The tightness in the U.S. gasoline and distillates markets puts refiners on their best footing in three years heading into the winter months, Marathon Petroleum CEO Gary Heminger said in an earnings call last week.
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According to Lee, you should wear sunscreen daily, even in the winter months or if you work in an office, since UV rays that can cause aging and skin cancer can still affect your skin.
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Mala Kapoor, founder and principal of Silver Line Prestige School in Ghaziabad, on the eastern side of Delhi's national capital region, said roughly 10 percent of her students suffered breathing problems during the winter months.
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French utility EDF said last week it would carry out tests on some nuclear reactors during the winter months, triggering fears about the French system's ability to meet peak demand if temperatures fall below normal.
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As DJ Snake's "Taki Taki" with Ozuna and Bad Bunny's "MIA" with Drake prove genuine hits that will likely endure into the winter months, 2019 seems primed for someone like A. CHAL to break out.
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Researchers based on Cape Cod begin flying in the winter months when right whales, which can grow as long as a five-story building, seek out food and social interaction in the waters off Massachusetts.
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The capital, which regularly tops lists of the world's most polluted cities, typically experiences heavy smog during the winter months, as farmers in surrounding states burn stubble to prepare their land for the next crop.
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The agriculture market is more focused toward La Niña impacts on U.S. summer weather for corn and soybeans, while the energy industry is already looking ahead to what the winter months may have in store.
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Sure we have imported foods and industrialized farming to pull people through the winter months, but we want our cuisine to offer the finest components of the seasons because of the identity of our cooking.
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Surviving winter is an indicator of bee colony health Because surviving the winter months is an indicator of the health of the bee colony, an increase in winter loss means bee colonies could be weakening overall.
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The goofy, bungled snowmen with face-loads of garbage that players can create tend to make the rounds on social media in the winter months, which makes them even more recognizable than the game's reptilian protagonist.
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"The flu actually infects people all the time, all over the world, and there are hundreds of types of flu — but the transmission is much higher in the Northern hemisphere during the winter months," Eiras says.
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While the film is anything but a feel-good holiday biopic, the winter months always make us want to sit down and lose ourselves in a good, edge of your bed, mystery—and Spotlight delivers brilliantly.
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Usually, outbreaks of the flu happen in the winter months, says Ebbing Lautenbach, MD, MPH, MSCE, professor of epidemiology and chief of the division of infectious diseases at the Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania.
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It's possible that the methane Curiosity found is actually created through basic geological interactions and is then released later on during seasonal changes in temperature, releasing more in the summer and less in the winter months.
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At least, that's the case during the winter months, when around 30 percent of all the carbon dioxide in the Martian atmosphere precipitates onto the cap, producing a dry ice layer three to four feet thick.
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The plan comes as China enters its sixth year of an aggressive clampdown on pollution in a bid to cut smog that envelops many cities during the winter months, when homes and businesses crank up heating.
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I pull on another pair of socks to ward off the chill I am being forced to endure while I wait to see if the heater I ordered for the winter months will ever be delivered.
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Tourism companies typically make losses during the winter months, and the combination of TUI's year-on-year improvement and the Travelopia sale helped to lift its shares by 4.9 percent to 12.14 pounds by 1153 GMT.
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With eight and a half cups of cream, more than a pound of butter, brandy, wine, and maple syrup, this take on the classic East Coast soup is just as well-suited for the winter months.
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They blend the two hives slowly, leaving some golden brown-looking putty that they tell me is a pollen substitute for the bees to help them get through the winter months (whatever that means in LA).
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And not always in the ways you might think: All of these issues are contributing to global warming -- a term that often gets misused, especially during an epic snowstorm or freezing spell during the winter months.
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"City Council and the mayor share the same goal: helping people facing evictions and keeping them in their homes, especially during the winter months," Durkan spokesman Ernesto Apreza said in an earlier statement, according to the newspaper.
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The agreement establishes the shipment of 11 million cubic meters per day from Bolivia in the summer months and between 16 million and 18 million cubic meters per day in the winter months, according to Argentine officials.
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Chicagoans are very sturdy people who are typically filled with some awe-inspiring combination of meat, cheese, and hot peppers to keep warm during the winter months and the other months that have Cubs and Sox Baseball.
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To get ready for the winter months, it's typical to do things like swap out your wardrobe and stock up on sweaters, or even weather-proof your hair-care routine to make sure your strands stay nourished.
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And it's important to her that the decor does more than simply make their house feel extra cozy during the winter months — it's also an interactive way to get her and Nick's children excited for the holidays.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Northern China's Shanxi province, the country's top coal producing region, will aim to cut concentrations of hazardous airborne particles known as PM2.5 by 40 percent over the winter months, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
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The yacht is available to rent for cruises in the Mediterranean over summer months and in the Caribbean in the winter months, though the company says it is open to charters in other parts of the world.
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Smog-prone Tangshan, located in northern Hebei province that surrounds Beijing, is one of 28 northern Chinese cities that are subject to industrial production restrictions during the winter months as part of a campaign to cut pollution.
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Artificial light boxes meant to treat depression in the winter months will also be installed around campus by other students, along with the new MIT Puppy Lab that will bring therapy dogs to the school this semester.
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The Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) last month gave tens of thousands of companies in 28 cities until Nov 1 to halve their use of diesel trucks over the winter months, when pollution is at its worst.
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Apprehensions typically peak in the spring, when the weather is more hospitable for those seeking to travel to the border, only to decline amid the heat of the summer months and the cold of the winter months.
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The nomadic community the girl belonged to have traditionally moved between the two regions, traveling to Jammu with their livestock during the winter months, before returning to the Kashmir region when the snow melts in the spring.
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Locals complain of gridlocked streets, crowds of drunk spring-breakers, and occasional violence during high season, while in the winter months, they gripe about job scarcity and an influx of homeless people from colder cities further north.
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"We say that someone has winter depression or seasonal affective disorder if they have this pattern of depressive symptoms consistently in the winter months," says clinical psychologist and associate professor Philip Gehrman of the University of Pennsylvania.
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Oak trees are symbols of strength, which is why it is thought that the Europeans named the full moon after the tree—it signaled that they would need strength and endurance in the winter months to come.
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So while pumpkin is my main priority and my focus, I do think it makes a lot of sense to touch on the other squashes throughout the year, especially in the winter months when they're in season.
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Prices also rose across futures contracts that that would cover the winter months through March, indicating that prices could be pressured all winter by dwindling supply, which is at a 15-year low for this time of year.
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The central government announced in August that 28 cities in and around Hebei would be forced to cut PM2.5 by at least 15 percent during the winter months to meet politically crucial air quality targets for the region.
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SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - Tangshan, China's biggest steel-producing city, will impose restrictions on traffic over the winter months to reduce smog, the local government said on Tuesday, part of efforts to meet politically crucial 163 air quality targets.
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PIRAEUS, Greece, Jan 13 (Reuters) - More than 1,000 migrants and refugees arrived at Greece's biggest port of Piraeus near Athens on Wednesday as the influx of people fleeing conflict zones for Europe continued unabated into the winter months.
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Today, the majority of leafy greens (the kind of produce that Iron Ox focuses on) in the U.S. are grown in California and Arizona — especially during the winter months when it's colder in the rest of the country.
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Gas prices tend to fall during the summer but this year's slump was uncharacteristic as it began in the winter months, when prices traditionally rise, and has been accompanied by a larger-than-normal build-up in inventories.
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Steel mills are among a host of industrial facilities in northern China that were ordered to cut their output over the winter months, but which are now gearing up for the lifting of the curbs in mid-March.
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Vijay Shekhar Sharma, founder of PayTM payment start-up, left last Sunday for a temporary stay in Mumbai, worried about the impact of hazardous clouds of dust, smoke and fumes that hang over Delhi during the winter months.
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"There is an old misconception in Nepal that surgeries, particularly those related to family planning like vasectomies and implants, should take place in the winter months, never in summer," said Tushar Niroula, the head of Marie Stopes Nepal.
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Fashion takes a backseat to warmth and comfort in the winter months for most, but Camila Cabello wasn't going to let below-freezing temperatures wreck her style game for her performance on New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest.
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Although heavy fighting continued over the winter months in Afghanistan, notably in the southern province of Helmand, the approach of warmer weather is likely to bring an increase in operations in the north of the country as snow clears.
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While this has been known to happen in the winter months, the state Public Service Commission (PSC) concluded that the average resident in Plattsburgh saw a $10 increase on their bill in January just because of two cryptocurrency companies.
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The first time they tried to do this the researchers filled the shafts with snow and ice all in one go, but the technique proved ineffective; temperatures inside rose to above the freezing point—even during the winter months.
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Cities in Shanxi have promised to reduce PM2.5 by as much as 50 percent over the winter months, and the provincial government has also said it will hold senior municipal officials fully accountable for failing to meet their targets.
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For now, 1.63 of EDF's 21.6 reactors remain offline for maintenance or unplanned outages and just three reactors - Cruas 21, Fessenheim 20.8477 and Paluel 2 - are in long-term outages that are set to continue through the winter months.
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October is not only National Pizza Month, but it's also National Pasta Month, which means you can eat carbs at a pretty good discount for the next 228 days while also preparing to hibernate for the winter months ahead.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's weather bureau said on Tuesday that it estimated that a La Nina weather pattern has emerged and that there was a 60 percent possibility that the phenomenon would last through the winter months December to February.
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Glow Hero LED Dog Leash - $19.95 See Details Often when running, you have to carry your keys, phone, and wallet and during the winter months, that list can grow to include tissues, lip balm, and other cold-weather essentials.
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This was the harmattan, the seasonal trade wind that blows from the Sahara over West Africa in the winter months, disrupting air travel and halving the time it takes to dry a freshly laundered T-shirt on a clothesline.
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MELBOURNE, Nov 2200 (Reuters) - Australian Industrial Energy (AIE) applied in October to the New South Wales state government to modify the approval for its Port Kembla LNG import terminal to allow more frequent cargo arrivals during the winter months.
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The team based itself in New Zealand until April, partly to save money and partly because its leaders believed the racing conditions here in the winter months bore little resemblance to the conditions they would face in the competition.
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Last week, the actress Annabella Sciorra, best known for her role in "The Sopranos," testified that in the winter months of either 1993 or 1994, Mr. Weinstein pushed his way into her apartment in New York and raped her.
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One thing that I found helped was a good hydrating facial every now and then, but during the winter months when Christmas and New Year's parties are already draining your wallet, it's hard to keep on top of them.
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The new research, conducted by scientists at the National Eye Institute, a part of the National Institutes of Health, reveals the remarkable cellular mechanisms that enable ground squirrels to survive exposure to frigid conditions as they wait out the winter months.
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Losses of 298 million euros at Colas, whose road building activity traditionally slows down during the winter months, were partly offset by a profit of 91 million euros at Bouygues Telecom and a profit of 63 million euros at TF13.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China has pledged to cut average concentrations of airborne particles known as PM2.5 by more than 15 percent year-on-year in the winter months in 28 northern cities to meet key smog targets, the environment ministry said.
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Saskatchewan Parks does monitor the caterpillar population by counting egg masses on frozen branches in the winter months and then doing some limited aerial spraying in parks and other high-use areas, such as campgrounds, based on what they find.
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Beijing is aiming to cut PM2.5 by as much as 25 percent over the winter months as it strives to meet a target to bring concentrations down to less than 60 micrograms per cubic meter for the whole of 503.
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After a disastrous three-more-inches-off-than-expected trim, I took Viviscal until my hair grew back to Rapunzel lengths; on doctor's orders, I've taken vitamin D in the winter months, and Feroglobin to stop me from feeling faint.
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Chinese state energy firms have vowed to boost supplies of cleaner-burning LNG over the winter months to help curb the use of the coal burned widely in northern parts of the country for heating, a main cause for hazardous smog.
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Losses of 298 million euros at Colas, whose road building activity traditionally slows down during the winter months, were partly offset by a profit of 13 million euros at Bouygues Telecom and a profit of 63 million euros at TF1.
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"It has not been uncommon during past strong El Nino events to go through drier periods, even during the winter months," said Scott Carpenter, a meteorologist for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/National Weather Service, in a prepared statement.
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The winter months in the country's interior provide enough snow on the slopes of the Ben Macdhui mountain in South Africa's Eastern Cape, near the Lesotho border, for international quality competition that is attracting a growing number of Olympic hopefuls.
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"The accelerated coal exit in neighboring countries (the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Italy, France and especially Germany) will have an adverse impact on our ability to import electricity in the winter months," Elia said in a statement on the study.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Even in a year when violence across Afghanistan did not relent over the winter months, the Taliban marked the official start of the spring fighting season with a huge truck bomb in the heart of Kabul on Tuesday.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 27 (Reuters) - French baseload power for delivery in 2017 on Thursday hit a new contract high of 45.6 euros ($49.79) per megawatt hour (MWh), up 1.6 percent, on concerns that nuclear supply will remain tight in the winter months.
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If the work cannot be completed by October, Afghanistan's harsh climate, rugged terrain and poor roads mean the process would have to be put on hold over the winter months, delaying the vote until next year when presidential elections are due.
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Construction on the stadium as a whole is "on schedule" and should be completed by November 27, followed by extensive testing of the heat, water, and electricity systems during the winter months while the tram line to the stadium is completed.
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Vandewalle's lab meanwhile has discovered that the brain areas responsible for processing emotion light up more strongly in response to blue light, and has found an abnormal response to blue light in the hypothalamus of SAD sufferers during the winter months.
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In the past five years, a few of Trump's golf clubs and resorts on the East Coast have relied heavily on hiring foreign workers to serve patrons during the summer months (in New York) and the winter months (in Florida).
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Whether you're heading back to the gym after lying fallow during the winter months, or anticipating new problems as outdoor exercise season gets underway, you may also be turning your attention to the sometimes sorry state of your workout clothes.
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The changes "will have the harshest impact in Northern states where families pay a lot more in utilities during the winter months," said Stacy Dean, vice president for food assistance policy at the liberal Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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Even on Monday, the price of hot-rolled coil, a key steel product, surged 5 percent after Hebei province announced new measures to limit steel production to half of its capacity during the winter months, Nomura analysts wrote in a note.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Alice Powell has been unblocking drains and painting walls for her builder father over the winter months, but it will be emotion rather than emulsion on Sunday when she tests an electric Formula E car for the first time.
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Dr. Justin Lehmiller, a Research Fellow at The Kinsey Institute and author of the book Tell Me What You Want, said that one theory as to why humans want to be cuffed in the winter months is due to sun exposure.
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The clocks revert back to standard time for the winter months so the sun can rise earlier and the world starts the day off with sunlight -- otherwise some places wouldn't see the sun come up until almost 8:30 a.m.
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The company hasn't made any announcements about how long the cold-weather-perfect flavor will be around but, hopefully, it goes on through the winter months so we can curl up next to a fireplace with a bowl of hot cocoa Cocoa Puffs.
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Image 2 of 2 ATHENS – Greece&aposs migration minister says the government is considering emergency measures to house migrants and refugees confined to Greek islands over the winter months following a roughly four-fold increase in the number of daily arrivals from Turkey.
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In the past five years, records show that a number of Trump's golf clubs and resorts on the East Coast have relied heavily on foreign workers to serve patrons during the summer months (in New York) and the winter months (in Florida).
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Although the city power utility acknowledged that this often happens during the winter months, the residents of Plattsburgh were concerned that the city's cheap power would draw still more Bitcoin mining operations to the city and its cheap power would disappear forever.
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It maintained its forecast of a fall in fares of between 10 percent and 12 percent in the winter months, compared with a year ago, but lower fares will increase passenger numbers to 117 million from an earlier forecast of 116 million.
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European power prices have surged in the past week over concerns that France, a net power exporter, and which depends on nuclear for about 75 percent of its electricity needs, could face supply constraints in the winter months and need to import more.
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Routinely listed among China's top 10 smoggiest cities, Tangshan in Hebei province is on the frontline of the government's war on pollution, and is under pressure to cut emissions of small, breathable particles known as PM2.5 by 22 percent over the winter months.
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Ryanair maintained its forecast of a fall in fares of between 10 percent and 12 percent in the winter months, compared with a year ago, but lower fares will increase passenger numbers to 117 million from an earlier forecast of 116 million.
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Sea currents and winds make this a big problem for Croatia, further north up the coast, and it is particularly visible in the winter months, Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic said on Thursday on a trip to the Albanian port of Durres.
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Doing a bit of cycling at night over hills with a drone posse would be fun, and if you're a farmer working in the winter months, having drones light the way in the early mornings and dark evenings would be very handy indeed.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's economy is on track to meet its official growth target for 2017, the head of the state planning agency said on Saturday, despite a punishing war on pollution which is expected to slash industrial output over the winter months.
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The institution of the bread line dated back to the turn of the 20th century, when tourists would journey to the Bowery to gawk at the seasonal workers who queued up for "promenade breakfasts" of dry bread and coffee in the winter months.
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Some people like to escape to warm vacation spots during the winter months — but if you'd rather be ice skating, skiing, and sipping hot chocolate, here are 32 places to enjoy the cold and still have enough money to buy everybody holiday gifts.
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Researchers have coined the term "heat or eat," for example, for the tension created in the winter months by increasing utility costs against the relative flexibility of a household's food budget, which can result in increased hunger and lack of adequate nutrition.
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It wasn't always like that: In the summer it was dry, but during the winter months when the rains came in, the soldiers had little choice but to have their boots and their feet immersed in water, mud, and with little relief.
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Harjinder Singh, the general secretary of the Ice Hockey Association of India, said the sport was "a magnet for youth to come together," particularly in the winter months when all roads leading in and out of Leh are closed because of snow.
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Last week, the actress Annabella Sciorra, best known for her role in "The Sopranos," told the jury that the producer shoved his way into her own apartment in New York and raped her in the winter months of either 1993 or 1994.
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To prove the predatory sexual assault charges, prosecutors introduced the testimony of a third accuser, Annabella Sciorra, an actress from "The Sopranos," who claimed that Mr. Weinstein raped her at her Gramercy Park apartment in the winter months of 1993 or 1994.
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The question for the LNG market is whether China is likely to once again experience a surge in demand in the winter months, or whether the relatively stable monthly volumes of imports since the January peak will continue over the coming winter.
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Designed with the brand's signature TempShield™ insulation, the bottle will keep your liquids cold for up to 24 hours, a must when working out on a scorching summer day, and hot for up to six, which is great for the winter months.
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"Single-family homebuilding usually goes dormant throughout much of these regions during the winter months, but has held up better this year due to, up until recently, much milder winter weather," said Mark Vitner, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Every evening he placed an overcoat and a pair of thick winter trousers near the door so he could pull them on quickly if the police came for him — the weather was warm but he was afraid he could be held into the winter months.
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Bronzing powders with a matte finish are ideal in the winter months and can also be used as a contour powder, while bronzers with a shimmer are great in the summer to maintain a glow or to give you some sparkle for a night out.
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India has aimed to reduce stubble burning that is a major source of pollution during the winter months by 70 percent in its top two farm states this year, a top government official said last week, but experts questioned whether the target was credible.
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On Monday night, the exchange introduced the latest in a series of measures targeting speculative cash that has helped fuel this year's 26.7776 percent surge in thermal coal prices, stoking worries in Beijing about soaring electricity bills during peak demand over the winter months.
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The charity group is one of many that have been working to provide aid to the refugees and migrants in Europe, and issued a statement Tuesday, saying that more must be done to keep this vulnerable population safe and healthy through the winter months.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India aims to reduce stubble burning, a major source of pollution during the winter months, by 70 percent in its top two farm states this year, a top government official said on Tuesday, but experts questioned whether the target was credible.
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Vegetables aren't left entirely out of the long-term equation: Miller pickles ramps and green beans, in addition to blanching and shocking nettles, beet tops, and turnip greens for purées that he will then freeze for pasta dough and fillings for the winter months.
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Research published this summer argues fish and oyster stocks can be protected by gradually increasing the flow of water and sediment, and restricting it to the winter months, when the river is naturally higher and oysters are better able to withstand a cold, freshwater deluge.
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To me, the idea of cuffing season—a concept in which people get locked into relationships during the winter months to stave off loneliness, only to dump their victim when it gets warm out—has always seemed like a sensible concept taken too far.
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Afghan casualties finally dropped this week, with 220 security force deaths and 212 civilians killed, by rockets, airstrikes and an I.E.D. The reduced casualty rate reflected the normal reduction in the war's tempo during the winter months, although that reduction had been much delayed.
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"We&aposve been on this pattern where conditions have dried out, we haven&apost seen much relief through last summer or into the winter months and here we are going into the summer of 2018 with over two-thirds of the region already in drought," he said.
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On Wednesday morning, a weather balloon launched from the National Weather Service forecast office that serves Portland, Maine, found that the temperature was 66 degrees Fahrenheit at 2,20183 feet above the ground, shattering the record high for all of the winter months – December, January, and February.
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Hebei province, which surrounds the capital Beijing, has been on the front line of China's war on pollution, and it managed to bring PM2.5 down by seven percent last year after introducing special emissions restrictions on industry and curbing traffic and coal use during the winter months.
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"The pollution levels in north India are multiple times higher than the national standards throughout the winter months, hence we also need to look at a stricter, comprehensive and time-bound action plan to address all sources of air pollution across India," a Greenpeace India spokeswoman said.
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He said he believed that pure low-cost rivals in Europe, which typically target leisure customers, would have trouble getting enough demand in the winter months, whereas Boost would attract business customers, who typically fly year-round, thanks to lie-flat seats, air miles and the Air France network.
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Aside from its grooming services, the boutique sells a colorful assortment of Swiss-made collar and leash sets for $425, and for the winter months, $165 cashmere sweaters and hand-cut shearling and fur coats (think rabbit fur dyed in a leopard print) that cost hundreds of dollars.
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While fireworks associated with the Hindu holiday of Diwali were blamed for a particularly bad smog problem in recent days, smoke from the crop fires blowing across the northern plains into New Delhi accounts for about one-quarter of the most dangerous air pollution in the winter months.
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Springtime starts in early September, but the winter months (June to August) can sometimes feel like a chilly U.S. autumn and temperatures can dip into the mid-60s F. But even during these cooler months, there will still be two or three days of warm sunshine every week.
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Hurt by high debt levels, online rivals and geopolitical uncertainty, Thomas Cook needed another 200 million pounds on top of a 900 million pound package it had already agreed, to see it through the winter months when it receives less cash and must pay hotels for summer services.
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Hurt by high levels of debt, online competition and geopolitical uncertainty, Thomas Cook needs to find another 200 million pounds on top of a 900 million pound package it had already agreed, to see it through the winter months when it needs to pay hotels for their summer services.
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