Properties at high elevations have experienced rising values, while those at lower elevations have declined in value.
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Hoon said forecasters are expecting strong winds gusting up to 50 mph at higher elevations and 30 mph at lower elevations.
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However, the EMA's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) listed fatigue, nausea, creatinine elevations and liver enzymes elevations goo.
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The heaviest snow in the Denver area is expected on Thursday, with 2 to 5 inches in the lower elevations and upwards of 10 inches in the higher elevations west of the city.
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Typically, pikas live in the lower elevations of these mountains.
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Nestled in the Himalayas, at Earth's highest elevations, lies Tibet.
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Lots are larger in the higher elevations to the north.
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At different elevations, the peak hosts life found nowhere else.
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Gold Butte also holds chukar partridges, found in higher elevations.
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There would be no snow except at high elevations in mountains.
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Rezoning in 2005 preserved the low elevations of the housing stock.
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Expressways have been built across deserts; airports opened at oxygen-starved elevations.
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Elevations above 4,500 feet are expecting 6 to 12 inches on Tuesday.
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Higher elevations in the Rockies could see over a foot of snow.
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The fastest serves happen at high elevations and in hot, muggy climates.
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But rising temperatures let the mosquitoes breed at higher and higher elevations.
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The exception, announced Friday, is for elevations above 2,000 meters (6,500 feet).
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And more is forecast for the higher elevations across interior New England.
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On Sunday, residents at higher elevations are expected to receive snow, too.
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Shannen Doherty is staying positive after a tumor marker test revealed high elevations.
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These elevations also corresponded with her dog becoming neurologically disturbed and suddenly dying.
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We are looking at private development -- what should be those elevations as well.
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Anticipating this, foresters are replanting trees at the highest elevations of their range.
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We have to calculate different elevations for bridges because of rising sea levels.
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By now, the fall colors have faded from the Sierra Nevada's high elevations.
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Three freezing months at relatively low elevations has spawned a distinct winter culture.
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At lower elevations wild areas had been replaced with fields of sugar cane.
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However, some wet snow could fall in the mountains and even lower elevations.
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Tail end of storm may bring snow to higher elevations "As this cold air enters the departing storm, wet snowflakes may mix in over the higher elevations of West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York state by Monday," Abrams said.
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Snow began to fall Friday just west of Denver at elevations above 7,000 feet.
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Recent research discovered ice melting on the surface across Antarctica - even at higher elevations.
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Since then, the species flourished in diversity across Hawaii's hugely varied forests and elevations.
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This means most of Taku sits at elevations where it collects snow, explained Pelto.
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They are found only on the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau at elevations of 18,000 feet.
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A blizzard warning is in effect into Thursday morning for elevations above 6,500 feet.
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Higher elevations have lower pressure readings, and water boils at a lower temperature there.
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But there is growing evidence that warming rates are also greater at higher elevations.
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High elevations, like in the Rockies, force air to rise, which causes more precipitation.
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Snow to blanket high elevations As chilly air invades the back edge of the storm, rain will mix with and possibly changeover to all snow across the higher elevations of Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York state by Monday morning.
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While the lower elevations will see rainfall, the Sierra Nevada will see even more snowfall.
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At least a foot of snow fell at higher mountain elevations, and more is expected.
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A late spring snowstorm is bringing snow across upper elevations in the Western United States.
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It deemed they were rocks or low-tide elevations such as reefs, rather than islands.
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The lowest elevations of Death Valley average less than two inches of rain a year.
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If the world continues to warm, hummingbirds will be forced to migrate to higher elevations.
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The program could also offer policyholders more money to raise their homes above flood elevations.
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Mr. Stewart said you can still spot them at higher elevations within the Tahoe area.
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Millions of years ago, Pluto's early climatic conditions caused the methane to freeze at high elevations.
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And instead of skiing around Washington, she's traveled to places with higher elevations, like Whistler, Canada.
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"In general, the shadow cone gets slightly larger at higher elevations," Wright explains in an email.
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Already, most fire activity was at higher elevations, where steep terrain made firefighters' response particularly difficult.
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But at higher elevations, genes determine if a baby snow skink is born male or female.
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It's a variety that only grows at elevations of 8,800 to 9,800 feet above sea level.
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Details: Snow is falling at higher elevations in the state, and in some parts of Montana.
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That one of the poorest communities lies at one of the highest elevations is not accidental.
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That will mean not only more hurricane-force winds, but snow in higher elevations of California.
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Areas with even higher elevations -- over 4,000 feet -- could see more than 6 inches of snow.
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The agencies also said ash clouds would rise to greater elevations, dispensing ash over wider areas.
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Among other things, they allowed riders to store detailed maps of their ride, complete with elevations.
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Some people have suggested that the future of American wine production is at much higher elevations.
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The elevations were transient in Cempra's trials and data showed no cases of acute liver injury.
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If you touch your pinna, you'll notice there are indentations, ridges, elevations—it's not a flat structure.
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In Cempra's clinical trials the elevations were transient and there were no cases of acute liver injury.
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Therefore, it is OK for pregnant women to travel to destinations at high elevations like Mexico City.
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The elevations have been exaggerated a bit, too, just to illustrate just how dynamic the geography is.
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It's a chain of islands with low elevations prone to floods or steep mountains prone to landslides.
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We followed our guides through the bamboo trees that grow at the park's lowest and highest elevations.
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The problem is the caribou are moving to lower elevations, where they're more likely to encounter predators.
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Over seven months Roter collected enough to show "significant elevations" of particles which corresponded with her nosebleeds.
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Light snow is also likely over the highest elevations of the central Appalachians, the weather service said.
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Symptoms of liver injury include significant elevations above normal of serum aminotransferases and bilirubin, the warning says.
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"It's much like photographing on the ground really—trying different angles and elevations and light," Burdeny explains.
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Ecologists generally believe that birds adapt to rising temperatures by moving to higher elevations or heading north.
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Modern Tibetans have a special genetic inheritance from Denisovans that allows them to live at high elevations.
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The snowfall in higher elevations resulted in flooding, including in Arizona where a vehicle was swept away.
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The drought hit low elevations hardest, reducing reproductive success, while the snow whacked the high-elevation chickadees.
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And Romeo's species is particularly elusive, living under rocks at high elevations and never leaving the water.
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Rain will spread through low elevations of the interior Northwest and southward along the Pacific coast through California.
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That might have developed because temperature fluctuations are too extreme at higher elevations, causing birth ratios to skew.
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"There have actually been blizzard warnings for those areas that get snow at those elevations before," Guy says.
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And the town's many hills will allow Google's engineers to test their sensors at different angles and elevations.
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Kanekar put rats in altitude chambers that simulate different elevations, like sea level, 4,500 feet and 22019,228 feet.
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Producers further north and at higher elevations still have sap running, and the official numbers aren't in yet.
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In particular, the yellow-fever mosquitoes that carry the virus don't survive at elevations higher than 4003,500 feet.
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At lower elevations, Raleigh, North Carolina, and Richmond, Virginia, are expected to see 4-6 inches of snow.
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There is even the possibility on Sunday afternoon for blizzard conditions in the higher elevations of the Appalachians.
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" One design, Woltz said, involved "giant rectangles at different elevations," adding, "They were really—what can I say?
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For drivers and passengers, the comfort level is high, but it doesn't rise to plush or decadent elevations.
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Digesters have been used all around Nepal, China, and India, Porter said, but at lower, more temperate elevations.
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However, the impact of putting solar panels on front-facing elevations in the Takoma historic district is enormous.
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At lower elevations, a foot or more of rain could fall, engorging rivers flowing out of the mountains.
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Many, like wine grapes, are being moved to more hospitable climates to the north or at higher elevations.
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The higher elevations of Oregon and California can expect heavy snow, with possible totals of 5-20 inches.
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A cold front swept through the range in California and Nevada on Monday, leaving snow in higher elevations.
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"More and more melt water is being produced and melting extends to higher and higher elevations," he said.
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"That allows us to minimize the cost of the civil structures while keeping our elevations in check," says Mock.
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As temperatures warm, notably at lower elevations where it's naturally warmer, the rivers of ice predictably recede and thin.
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It is found in primary forests at many elevations, including high up in the mossy cloud forests on mountains.
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However, it does kind of dampen the fire behavior in higher elevations because it makes the season effectively shorter.
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The winds from the Saturday storm could exceed 100 miles per hour in some locations, particularly in higher elevations.
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The study says that coffee farming could increase by four times if plantations were moved to these higher elevations.
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"That told us the precipitation estimates that people had for higher elevations were just plain wrong," Dr. Bales said.
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Colorado is now approaching peak wildfire season as spring precipitation dwindles and snow continues to melt from higher elevations.
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The males like to hang out in higher elevations to make sure their semen is transported by the currents.
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Along the way the air descends to lower elevations, which causes it to compress and become hotter and drier.
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At the same time, invasive lake trout — probably stocked by anglers — eat and outcompete bull trout at lower elevations.
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The best grows naturally here in the high elevations, the green berries protected by the shade until they ripen.
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A 2013 article in the International Journal of Obesity found lower obesity rates in those living at higher elevations.
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In Joshua Tree National Park, it's getting too warm for Joshua trees—already they are disappearing from lower elevations.
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This load causes extreme blood sugar elevations, which results in high insulin response, and ultimately in inflammation and fat accumulation.
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However, for anyone who's not a skilled mountaineer, there are more gentle hikes and excellent photo opportunities at lower elevations.
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The peak is one of Colorado's popular 14ers, a term used for mountains with elevations of at least 14,000 ft.
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Tomahawks can fly more than 1,000 miles at very low elevations and its warheads switched out depending on the mission.
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So research in recent years suggests that, in a warmer world, grapes will cope better at higher latitudes and elevations.
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It's also known as snow blindness, as it can happen during sun exposure from highly reflective snow at high elevations.
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As the air descends from the higher elevations toward the coast, it warms and dries, leading to extremely low humidity.
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But President Trump's withdrawal from the Paris Agreement brings one difference into sharp focus —their respective elevations above sea level.
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Beginning Saturday morning, light to moderate rain will fall over much of Southern Nevada with snow expected for higher elevations.
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We can predict with reasonable accuracy what areas will be flooded by storm surge based on the forecast and elevations.
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That means winds are expected to be at least 40 mph with gusts over 60 mph in these higher elevations.
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And there were other worrisome signs of the effects of climate change — more rain and less snow at higher elevations.
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To the north of Los Angeles and at higher elevations, up to 220 feet of snow could fall, Guy said.
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But several inches of snow could accumulate in the higher elevations of upstate New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.
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The rain is expected to melt the snow at the higher elevations, which threatens to overload dams and reservoirs in California.
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"This study highlights the substantial impact of red-snow communities on glacier melt at high elevations and latitudes," the authors write.
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Some areas could see winds approach or exceed 100 miles per hour, particularly in the higher elevations of San Diego County.
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Strong winds are expected to accompany an onslaught of heavy snow over the Cascades, Bitterroots and higher elevations of western Montana.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how slight elevations in blood pressure might contribute to miscarriages.
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The rising temperatures that could turn current coffee-growing locations unuseable also turns land at higher elevations into optimal coffee ground.
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But now the snowpack here is more like that at lower elevations, "where it will accumulate, melt, accumulate, melt," he said.
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Some snow, typically found at high elevations (9,500'+) where snow persists even through the summer months, can appear pink or red.
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Sacramento will face the brunt of the storm Wednesday with up to 2 feet of snow in elevations above 5,000 feet.
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In the Sierra Nevada, where several feet of snow has already fallen, meteorologists said higher elevations could see even greater totals.
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It may amount to as much as 30 inches in lower elevations, but the mountains could see three to five feet.
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On Tuesday, the sheriff's department reported snow at 7,000 to 7,500 feet in the area and waist-deep at some elevations.
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An earlier storm dumped several feet of snow in lower elevations, and this system will bring mostly rain in those same areas.
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Dangerous and potentially life-threatening conditions were expected at elevations above 7,000 feet (2,133 meters), with high avalanche danger throughout the region.
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People reported snow falling across the Los Angeles area and in other parts of Southern California at elevations well below 1,500 feet.
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The storm also brought the first snow of the season to parts of the Appalachian Mountains, accumulating several inches at higher elevations.
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"A storm may bring snow to the higher elevations of upstate New York and northern New England later this weekend," Pastelok said.
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Super Typhoon Haima is likely to produce more than a foot of rainfall in areas along its path, particularly in higher elevations.
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Hopefully, the genetically modified plants will be able to survive rising temperatures and farms won't have to be relocated to higher elevations.
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These formations include boulders and other rocky detritus that appears to have been deposited at higher elevations as the tsunamis rushed inland.
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The dwarf planet's high elevations in the region are somewhat yellow-tinged, a coloration "not seen elsewhere on Pluto," according to NASA.
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Storm surges could reach up to 20 feet, the National Hurricane Center says -- twice as high as some of the islands' elevations.
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Storm surges could reach up to 237 feet, the National Hurricane Center says -- twice as high as some of the islands' elevations.
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In other words, does being placed at high elevations make people more risk-seeking than they would be, say, at street level?
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Frost was being reported as far south as the Florida Panhandle and snow may fall on the higher elevations of the Appalachians.
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According to the post, some snow at elevations higher than 9,500 feet can appear pink or even red in the summer months.
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The beans come from some of the rarest and most ancient grounds at high elevations, and the taste is astoundingly complex. Amazon.
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At the top of the ski jump tower — one of the highest elevations at these Winter Games — there is an eerie silence.
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These changes in weather associated with elevations in temperature or altered rainfall patterns help insects and snails flourish in previously uninhabitable areas.
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It displays each of their locations along with the distances they traveled the previous day, their total distances traveled and their elevations.
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At some lower elevations of the Joshua tree's range, which are hotter and drier, there are hardly any baby trees at all.
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That's because the rates of sea level rise have been generally lower and higher elevations and coastal geography make it less vulnerable.
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This storm, however, will dump pasty, wet cement-like snow on upstate New York, and the higher elevations of Connecticut and Massachusetts.
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The high levels of snowfall were predominantly concentrated in mountainous regions of the southern states, reaching elevations between 2,000 and 6,000 feet.
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Freezing rain fell Friday morning across the higher elevations of the Appalachian mountains in the Carolinas, causing a light glazing of ice.
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Using an elevation model of the whole planet, PeakFinder overlays images, viewed through your camera, showing names and elevations of nearby mountains.
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Feet of snow forecast for the highest elevations This weekend, a few inches to feet of snow could fall across the region.
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Other animals are uniquely adapted to survive on very little water, live in high elevations, or to resist certain diseases or parasites.
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A strong storm entering the Northwest will bring more snow on Friday, not only to the mountains but to lower elevations as well.
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The new appointees are all long-serving Samsung insiders whose elevations suggest continuity rather than any new direction at the $348 billion company.
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Other features are classed as "rocks", which can claim 12 nautical miles of territorial waters, and "low tide elevations" which can claim neither.
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We found that people implicitly feel more powerful in higher elevations, consequently leading to increased risk-seeking behavior – often in an irrational manner.
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"The hills of the city will allow us to test our sensors at different angles and elevations," Google said in its press release.
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He was prepared to kayak through his Irish Channel neighborhood – among the highest elevations in the city and long considered safe from flooding.
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There is delicate silver needle and white peony, pungently herbal green tea grown at high elevations, and a fine aged oolong, among others.
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It is likely a response to increasing snow and rain at upper elevations over the last century in mountain regions, Dr. Beissinger said.
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The lower elevations look like what most people assume all of Texas looks like: scrubby flatlands light on trees, thick with prickly things.
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It is fed with data from books and manuals—say, on tank speeds at different elevations—and also from interviews with experienced commanders.
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"Older homes were built at lower elevations and are more apt to be affected by severe flooding from storms and hurricanes," he said.
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But that moisture has also boosted the growth of grasses and other small plants at lower elevations — creating more fuel in those areas.
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The islands are both inhabited — largely at lower elevations than where Dr. Rheindt traveled, but he used logging trails to reach some sites.
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Since wind gusts are stronger at higher elevations, if you do find yourself on a bridge or overpass, exercise caution, Mr. Morrin said.
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Contrary to what the Van de Ven model suggests, trees are still growing at lower elevations, sometimes even below the current tree lines.
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As winters become milder, weather becomes drier and higher elevations become warmer, bark beetles are able to thrive and extend their ranges northward.
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Heavy snow in the Northwest A separate round of storms will bring heavy snow into the higher elevations of the Northwest, Hennen said.
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Humidity below 15% is forecast, and wind gusts up to 70 mph are possible in the higher elevations, canyons and passes, Brink said.
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More than two feet of rain could fall over the higher elevations of the Carolinas and Virginia, which would generate dangerous flooding downstream.
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The Pacific Northwest will remain active with heavy rain along the Washington and Oregon coast, with snow for higher elevations into the Cascade Mountains.
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Still, supporters of thinning argue that it is a viable option in some forests, especially dry pine and mixed-conifer forests at lower elevations.
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Louisiana and New Jersey have less coastal exposure, but their lower-lying elevations extend farther inland, ranking them second and fourth respectively in risk.
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"It also does a lot of other things: It can cause body pain; it can cause, you know, baseline elevations in anxiety," she said.
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These data, too, were added to the scales, along with the influence of radon gas and ultraviolet rays, which is greater at higher elevations.
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But since 2000, temperatures in the region, home to the highest elevations on Earth, have risen by 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit (or 1 degree Celsius).
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He's looked at cardiovascular disease and pulmonary effects at high elevations, and began to investigate suicide when he saw Renshaw's paper first come out.
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The low elevations and the quiet, bird-filled wetlands and tidal creeks produce a sense of living with the water, rather than beside it.
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Images on any given sheet might include bodybuilders, saints, architectural elevations, a pornographic doodle, a man screaming, a verse from Petrarch, a beloved face.
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But thanks to the Rocky Mountains, even beloved locals' resorts like Eldora Mountain Resort near Boulder have long runs and elevations over 2800,210 feet.
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When most people travel to high elevations, they respond to the low level of oxygen by making extra hemoglobin in their red blood cells.
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John Lindo of Emory University and his colleagues analyzed DNA from seven people who lived at high elevations between 6,19403 and 1,400 years ago.
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The Cascade Range from Washington State to Northern Oregon will see heavy snow maxing out at 4 feet in the highest elevations, Guy said.
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But, in 2012, an outbreak of roya began spreading – aided by warmer temperatures - to elevations that had previously not been susceptible to the airborne fungus.
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But America and the UN tribunal, among others, consider several of them "low-tide elevations"—shoals, in effect—that do not enjoy the same rights.
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"You have a lot of critters that come out, that want to get into the dry spots, into the higher elevations," he told the station.
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And it has bought land at high elevations, that even today are too cold for wine grapes, but may be just right in 25 years.
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Airports with short runways, as well as those located at high elevations, will also be severely impacted by rising temperatures brought on by climate change.
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They reduce snowpack because more precipitation falls as rain rather than snow, and snow accumulates at higher elevations than before, meaning less terrain is covered.
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In some cases they will need to require minimum elevations for construction that are even higher than what FEMA is proposing for federally backed projects.
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"The meter-scale ripples are observed from orbit all over the planet, across a wide range of latitudes and elevations," Lapôtre told me via email.
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It's about character elevations, but also what I tried to use my band the E-Collective to create an R&B backdrop of that period.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads TEHRAN — Traveling from the center to the north of Tehran reveals the city's multiple elevations: topographical, architectural, and economic.
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While some people aren't particularly sensitive to high sodium intakes, others may experience blood pressure elevations in response to such a high dose of sodium.
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One particularly gross consequence of that flooding is the impact on sewage treatment plants, which are often built at low elevations close to the oceans.
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At more than 1,100 feet above sea level, one of the area's highest elevations, "you have a feeling of floating above the land," he said.
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The Sacramento, California, NWS said on Twitter that higher elevations -- above 3,000 feet -- may get as much as three feet of snow starting Tuesday night.
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There's also a built-in altimeter, which allows the watch and watch apps to better track your elevations — a huge update for skiers and snowboarders.
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It would not be a meal without Bhutanese red rice, grown at high elevations in the Paro Valley, earthy and fluffy, with a slight blush.
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Across the world, glacier volumes are projected to decline up to 90 percent this century from decreased snowfall, increased snowline elevations and longer melt seasons.
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The paper, intended as "a basis for policy makers in the fields of tourism, ecology, and hydropower," contains dramatic findings: "Toward the end of the twenty-first century, a continuous snow cover is likely only guaranteed at high elevations above 2000 meters above sea level, whereas at mid-elevations, roughly 50 percent of all winters might be characterized by an ephemeral snow cover," he said.
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Snow levels went up to 8,000 feet on early Saturday and by Sunday there was snow reported to be falling at elevations of around 33,000 feet.
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By conducting military manoeuvres within 12 nautical miles of other fortified specks it shows that it considers them mere elevations around which no restrictions are warranted.
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The satellite images provide a more complete picture of the snowpack than the oft-used ground sensors, which are typically stationed at more accessible middle elevations.
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Cities with elevations over a mile above sea level, such as Mexico City, were omitted due to other limiting factors, such their thin, oxygen poor air.
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"By responding to skiers, the animals are going to lower elevations, where the probability of encountering coyotes is higher than on the summits," said St-Laurent.
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The heaviest snow will likely fall from Tennessee to the interior Northeast, meteorologists say, especially near the eastern Great Lakes and higher elevations of the Appalachians.
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The heaviest snow will likely fall from Tennessee to the interior Northeast, meteorologists said, especially near the eastern Great Lakes and higher elevations of the Appalachians.
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Until recently, the only thing we really knew about it is that people who are chronic risk-takers often seek the thrill experienced in high elevations.
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"Most areas will see accumulations of 2 to 6 inches, but areas in the higher elevations could see upwards of a foot of snow," Guy said.
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On Facebook, park rangers said snow at high elevations, 9,500 feet or higher, can appear pink or red in warmer months as a result of algae.
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Mottram cautioned, however, that the incoming weather system is also bringing a lot of moisture, and snowfall at higher elevations could counterbalance some of the losses.
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In 2007, the National Park Service banned people from dumping poop on the glacier's surface at elevations above 14,200 feet (anything below must be carried down).
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The National Weather Service is predicting nearly 2 feet of rain in Hilo by Saturday afternoon, with more falling at higher elevations on the Big Island.
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Because air sinks and gets denser at lower elevations, this might help Sabatier machines more efficiently suck in carbon dioxide and manufacture methane fuel for Starships.
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Nitropress, which I first used as a medical student in the mid-28503s, is an intravenous drug used to treat life-threatening elevations in blood pressure.
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In terms of its cumulative gains, persistence, valuation and the public's exposure to stocks, only the final years of the 1990s advance sit at higher elevations.
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Now known as the Building Facade Safety Program, the rules require a physical inspection of the street-facing elevations and a visual survey of the others.
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Water should be boiled for one minute (or three minutes at elevations higher than 6,500 feet), left to cool and filtered before rinsing, the C.D.C. advises.
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The plants were found in and around the island's Penny Ice Cap region, in elevations ranging from several hundred meters to a mile above sea level.
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Mr. Bradbury devotes a chapter to floor plans, elevations and cross sections, revealing how many geometric contortions are required to make homes fit along knotty outcroppings.
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Melt streams like the Rio Behar have always formed on the ice; they now appear at higher and higher elevations, earlier and earlier in the spring.
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That includes higher elevations near Los Angeles and Ventura, which could see up to 2 feet of snow, the National Weather Service in Los Angeles says.
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Akiyoshi Nishikawa, the director of the Yamagata District Forest Office, said the service would also try transplanting young saplings from lower elevations to the mountain peak.
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