She also believes that exposure to moderately high temperatures induces epigenetic changes that can help corals withstand very high temperatures.
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This comes after more than a week of record-high temperatures across the US where nearly 200 record-high temperatures were broken.
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Drier conditions and high temperatures drive more extreme fire behavior.
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But, there's some limitations: high temperatures can damage delicate components.
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High temperatures and low rainfall make bushfires a natural hazard.
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Shanghai, China, could see fatally high temperatures starting in 2070.
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The thing is, I don't do well in high temperatures.
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It only turns into a vapor at very high temperatures.
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In Oklahoma, the high temperatures will surge into the 90s.
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Plus, it's spreading in places with high temperatures, like Australia.
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More daily high temperatures will fall on Wednesday and Thursday.
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High temperatures again shoot for the mid- and upper 50s.
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However, heatstroke isn't the only danger these high temperatures pose.
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And if the high temperatures stay around, that's potentially concerning.
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And millions of workers remain alarmingly vulnerable to high temperatures.
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The forecast is calling for high temperatures in the mid-60s.
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Eight were checked in to a hospital after developing high temperatures.
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Some areas have seen the lowest high temperatures in five years.
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High temperatures in Southern California and windy conditions were not helping.
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So far, one death has been attributed to the high temperatures.
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Record high temperatures were set in 2016 on nearly every continent.
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"You get to these very high temperatures very rapidly," he said.
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Forecasters said the high temperatures Sunday will be near 95 Fahrenheit.
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Each garment is dyed at least twice in extremely high temperatures.
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Forecast high temperatures for April 29, 2017, with record highs circled.
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Forecast high temperatures in degrees Fahrenheit for Friday, August 12, 2016.
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And in both cases, high temperatures appear to play a role.
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High temperatures appear to have played a role, not high humidity.
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On Friday and Saturday, the "high" temperatures are 14 and 10.
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Strong winds paired with high temperatures made for a dangerous combination.
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Large parts of northern China experienced extremely high temperatures in May.
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High temperatures should end up within a few degrees of 50.
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Many of these chemicals turn carcinogenic when heated to high temperatures.
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Average high temperatures for the city are usually about 80 degrees.
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"There's only the sun, high temperatures, and some factories," Biancoshock says.
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The thin California snowpack is also a function of high temperatures.
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The high temperatures in Europe also stand to harm millions of people.
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Vegetables and fruit don't form dangerous chemicals when cooked at high temperatures.
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Record-high temperatures in the region have thrown this dream into disarray.
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This rarity — dubbed fluorescing — is coral's attempt to resist extremely high temperatures.
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The high temperatures prevented this water from crystalizing under the high pressures.
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Tests are also conducted at high temperatures, at which cars perform better.
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Cities often exacerbate high temperatures because of the urban heat-island effect.
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Forecast high temperatures on June 12, 2017, with record-setting highs circled.
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A crippling drought has brought high temperatures and historically low rainfall amounts.
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One reason is the really high temperatures, especially up in the north.
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High temperatures, low blood pressure, and breathing and kidney issues are symptoms.
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Climate change does not just mean more days with record high temperatures.
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If you can tolerate some pretty high temperatures, consider checking out Tucson.
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On Friday, many record high temperatures were broken in cities across California.
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You're still dealing with very high temperatures when grilling, so be cautious.
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This confirms the computer model projections for unusually high temperatures on Thursday.
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The high temperatures have contributed to other extreme weather events, like wildfires.
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That's a few degrees below our typical high temperatures, for a change.
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Late afternoon high temperatures should reach near 50 to the mid-50s.
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Authorities said the blaze was fanned by gusty winds and high temperatures.
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But drought and record-high temperatures created the conditions that fueled them.
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Traditional electrode manufacturing techniques require working with toxic chemicals and high temperatures.
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High temperatures should make it into the upper 40s to mid-50s.
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When high temperatures endure, the body gets little time to cool off.
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High temperatures are mighty comfortable, in the mid-50s to around 60.
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Steel consumption has waned as construction slackened amid high temperatures and rainfall.
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The unusually high temperatures are forecast to last until early next week.
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Antarctica's northernmost peninsula is typically protected from these high temperatures due to strong winds that cross the Southern Hemisphere, but those winds were unusually weak and couldn't stop the high temperatures from penetrating the continent's northern tip, NASA reported.
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High temperatures are in the 280s, and low temperatures mean the mid-270s.
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Together with moisture, high temperatures are known to make ammonium nitrate more volatile.
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Maybe I was indiscreet, but believe me, with high temperatures you become oversensitive.
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The high temperatures last Thursday through Sunday were all 95 degrees and above.
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Record high temperatures in 2016 were followed by another bleaching event last year.
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Read more: The dangerous heat wave sweeping the US isn't just high temperatures.
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High temperatures have plagued Japan for weeks, and show little sign of stopping.
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High temperatures will surpass 110 degrees in some areas, the weather service said.
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This fall has brought abnormally high temperatures to parts of the United States.
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The weather sucked, with high temperatures and little precipitation decimating half the crop.
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Now, they aren't saying that we are going to have record high temperatures.
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It's unclear what the link is between high temperatures and congenital heart problems.
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High temperatures can easily exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit and lows drop below freezing.
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Humidity at high temperatures stymies a key cooling mechanism for the body, sweating.
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High temperatures continue to hover in the mid-60s to near 70 degrees.
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That's because record-high temperatures scorched the entire state of Alaska this summer.
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In this case it is a temperate glacier particularly sensitive to high temperatures.
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High temperatures should manage to feel about average for this time of year.
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Record-high temperatures of 45.9 C, or 114.6 F, in France in July.
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High temperatures, warming seas and lack of rain have made the forests vulnerable.
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The process involves putting carbon under incredibly high temperatures and amounts of pressure.
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"[It was the] perfect solution for record high temperatures in the winter," Andrews said.
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Your record high temperatures mostly in the mid and upper 20183s throughout the Northeast.
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Cal Fire says strong winds, high temperatures and low humidity are fueling the blaze.
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The leaks could combine with soot at high temperatures and lead to a fire.
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Winter is back, with high temperatures struggling to make afternoon low to mid-40s.
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It requires really high temperatures, so microwaving your marshmallow isn't going to cut it.
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However, extreme high temperatures which cause high evaporation, may worsen the current drought conditions.
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Fire weather — days of strong winds, high temperatures, and low humidity — is more frequent.
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Extremely high temperatures and low humidity fueled the blaze, leaving firefighters battling "explosive" conditions.
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Either way, it all means we're still seeing record-high temperatures year after year.
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Some polymers can conduct ions, but that usually only works at extremely high temperatures.
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The Royal College of Nursing said high temperatures were leaving nurses dizzy and exhausted.
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Eleven races, including the $75,000 Spruce Fir, were canceled due to the high temperatures.
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That process, known as volatility, occurs more often in high temperatures, according to experts.
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K-MAX is designed to excel in challenges like the high temperatures of wildfires.
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Then you bake it at high temperatures, in the presence of a hydrocarbon gas.
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The US, Europe, Japan, Russia, and Greenland have all experienced record-breaking high temperatures.
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"Low water and high temperatures are what allows this disease to explode," he said.
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This makes the third year in a row that Earth experienced record high temperatures.
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It's a fresh beer designed to pair well with the high temperatures in Brazil.
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Abnormally high temperatures had thawed the corpses of long-dead reindeer and other animals.
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Dense smoke also shrouded Sydney, but fire authorities said high temperatures should ease overnight.
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Dense smoke also shrouded Sydney, but fire authorities said high temperatures should ease overnight.
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We could also see that the victims had not been burned at high temperatures.
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Obviously, the driver here is climate change, leading to extended drought and high temperatures.
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Record setting #heat today with the all-time #October record high temperatures in jeopardy.
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High temperatures remain above normal, mainly in the near-50 to low-50s range.
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Low attendance and high temperatures have provided early headaches for the 10-day competition.
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High temperatures are lethal to people with existing problems like heart disease and emphysema.
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But Haber's process was delicate, requiring the maintenance of high temperatures and high pressure.
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Prolonged periods of high temperatures are much more frequent, and bushfire seasons are longer.
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The new material can resist high temperatures, oxidisation, and erosion, according to the researchers.
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While airports are equipped to scan individuals for high temperatures, what about the general public?
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Ammonium nitrate is sensitive to high temperatures and moisture, and can become unstable over time.
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But the material is hard to 3D print because it melts at extremely high temperatures.
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This time of year is known for high temperatures, long weekends, and slow-paced living.
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Unusually high temperatures were also recorded in Canberra (102.2F/39C) and in Mildura (113F/45C).
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Each of these countries' record June high temperatures were set during the past two decades.
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Plus, it's pretty early in the season for cities to be recording such high temperatures.
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The dark orange and reds here show where high temperatures will be well above normal.
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"The key here is high temperatures, rugged, steep terrain - a very difficult firefight," Fish said.
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From DC to Philadelphia to New York City, high temperatures will approach the triple digits.
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East Coast High temperatures are expected to scorch the major cities of the East Coast.
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"I knew I could die within hours of exposure to such high temperatures," he admitted.
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Why go: Cairo's high temperatures and ancient charm continue to draw in tourists every year.
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Lake Bracciano is running low following weeks of only minimal rainfall and unusually high temperatures.
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High temperatures combined with high humidity make it feel even hotter, called the heat index.
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The report highlights impacts like record-high temperatures, reduced ice cover, and threats to wildlife.
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If your body reaches dangerously high temperatures, it can cause heat stroke and even death.
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On the other hand, high temperatures worsen air pollutants like ozone, which can damage lungs.
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Record high temperatures have been repeatedly broken around different regions of the Southwest since 2012.
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Brandy: Nitrogen is an inert gas, so high temperatures and pressure changes have less effect.
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That ensures all the solar beams reach the same point, resulting in extremely high temperatures.
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Mexico experienced record-high temperatures for a fourth year in a row, according to NOAA.
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A sensor node in a car engine, for example, will need to withstand high temperatures.
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Those abnormally high temperatures and drought conditions converged to create an ideal environment for fires.
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Prolonged periods of abnormally high temperatures are a signal of a shifting climate, they say.
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Well, I admit they're actually very helpful when rechecking high temperatures on an hourly basis.
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Police said they are checking for passengers with high temperatures, coughs, headaches and trouble breathing.
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Caramelization, however, specifically refers to when sugars, and only sugars, are exposed to high temperatures.
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High temperatures are in the mid-50s to near 60 if any sun breaks through.
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And on top of the high temperatures, glaciers are melting at record rates in Greenland.
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At one point, it encountered high temperatures that heated it to 1,000 or 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit.
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One recent heat wave was especially bad—Georgia faced record-high temperatures in a 2012 event.
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Coastal cities of Camarillo (92 degrees) and Oxnard (86) also experienced new daily record high temperatures.
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Infrastructure like roads, bridges, and rail tracks will now have to compensate for regularly high temperatures.
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High temperatures, dry conditions, and intense winds had caused the fires to burn uncontrollably for days.
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Meanwhile out West, high temperatures that fueled wildfires in Southern California cooled slightly in some areas.
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Let's call it partly sunny with high temperatures generally in the upper 40s to low 50s.
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It remains stable at high temperatures, and won't fade after a week in an acid bath.
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They also roll in response to noxious high temperatures and noxious mechanical stimulation (stabbing, most importantly).
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On Sunday, 90-degree high temperatures are expected from Chicago to Detroit and eastward to Boston.
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AccuWeather RealFeel Temperatures® will be much lower than the forecast high temperatures in the 40s.
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High temperatures and low humidity were expected for the next seven to ten days, said Pimlott.
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Strong winds, high temperatures and low humidity are expected later on Tuesday, the Civil Protection said.
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And dozens of other cities from Tennessee to Florida could shatter their records for high temperatures.
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Indian officials cite illness and working in high temperatures as the most common causes of death.
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United is also limiting when and where pets can fly because of concerns about high temperatures.
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High temperatures in Houston hit 100 degrees Fahrenheit (2003 Celsius) or more every day from Aug.
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"This very high pressure area resulted in extraordinarily high temperatures and dry conditions there," he said.
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Its extreme luminosity heats any leftover gas to such high temperatures that new stars can't form.
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To create their models, researchers first had to understand the conditions that turn high temperatures deadly.
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High temperatures can also accelerate the formation of pollutants like ozone, which can inflame the lungs.
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However, there is supporting evidence suggesting that record high temperatures were set in Algeria on Thursday.
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Even Yosemite, in the Sierra Nevada of central California, expects continued high temperatures in the 245s.
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The high temperatures surprised scientists, who had expected a sharper retreat from recent record-breaking years.
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By breathing in air at high temperatures through your nose, you can also damage your skin.
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Diet affects how you can manage your body's response to high temperatures, a point that Gov.
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Our correspondents across Europe sent in reports about how residents dealt with the unusually high temperatures.
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The blaze started Wednesday but strong winds and high temperatures caused conditions in Canberra to deteriorate.
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High temperatures, strong winds and dry forests have combined to create the conditions for powerful fires.
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But the cold air has little staying power, as high temperatures near 50 again this weekend.
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High temperatures mainly end up in the mid- and upper 50s, but someone could touch 60.
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The recall campaign seeks to fix seat belts that do not operate properly in high temperatures.
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Fierce winds, limited rainfall, and high temperatures leading to a historical heatwave have caused rapid spreading.
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Even in the dead of December and January, average high temperatures rarely dip below 2003 degrees.
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On average, the researchers found that unusually high temperatures cost babies about 19803 days' gestation time.
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For example, humidity can warp wooden furniture and certain high temperatures can cause fabrics to fade.
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But regular mugs don't keep liquids at high temperatures for very long because of, well, science.
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Meanwhile, 364 all-time high temperatures were set in 2019, versus just 70 all-time lows.
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The recent high temperatures have had a severe impact on Arctic sea ice formation this fall.
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High temperatures are already interfering with people's ability to work, making people sick, and outright killing thousands.
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This is a salt used to make fireworks on Earth; it becomes highly explosive under high temperatures.
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Yet in these winds, and Alaska's record high temperatures, a controlled burn could get out of hand.
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The Post noted that both of those record high temperatures were set at locations in southwestern Greenland.
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Experts say dicamba is more likely to vaporize in high temperatures in a process known as volatility.
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But when exposed to prolonged high temperatures and humidity, the chemical can deteriorate and burn too fast.
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Brink said by Thursday, high temperatures for the Southeast could be 10 to 15 degrees below normal.
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Power imports may also be limited Wednesday because of high temperatures in neighboring states, the ISO said.
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Treating the soil with such high temperatures burns off the fuel, but it doesn't revive the soil.
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At high temperatures, electrolytes are likely to burst into flames and can, for example, make phones explode.
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High temperatures end up pretty close to 40, but perhaps favoring the 30s side of that mark.
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The resulting high temperatures can then be used to melt and store molten salt in large tanks.
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Fire conditions are especially dangerous this year, with record high temperatures and a distinct lack of rain.
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First the researchers made small beads of sugar and exposed them to high temperatures, but without oxygen.
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France's weather agency has also shared extra advice, given the health risks associated with the high temperatures.
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By high, we mean really high: Temperatures of the plasma are expected to reach 6003 million degrees.
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So, not exactly a party balloon, but one made to withstand incredibly high temperatures and rushing winds.
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In Chicago, high temperatures on Thursday are predicted to hold in the single digits above zero Fahrenheit.
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"This will result in high temperatures and consequently enhanced melting of the Greenland ice sheet," she said.
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Early symptoms can be similar to those of flu, with patients suffering from high temperatures or headaches.
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Those raucous concerts, combined with high temperatures, could make first-time drug use during summer particularly risky.
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Essentially, the longer the body is at high temperatures, the greater the risk to each organ system.
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If it's not already hot enough, the high temperatures in some areas haven't even reached their peaks.
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For a fourth consecutive day, unusually high temperatures above 43 degrees were forecast on Saturday across Spain.
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High temperatures could climb well above 110 degrees each day for the next week across the area.
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The high temperatures in Portland should be 91 on Saturday and 97 on Sunday, CNN meteorologists said.
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Power stations and refineries had been using 400,000 bpd before high temperatures boosted electricity consumption, he said.
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"High temperatures, strong winds and low humidity are forecast, making conditions dangerous," the state's fire service said.
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Thanks to highly durable surfaces, it can withstand high temperatures, so it can go in the oven.
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The car was not equipped with a kennel or an alarm system for high temperatures, said Maj.
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CNN Meteorologist Taylor Ward said the region had seen record high temperatures and high humidity since Sunday.
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Europe is experiencing yet another heat wave: Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands have seen record-high temperatures.
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CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward said the region has seen record high temperatures and high humidity since Sunday.
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Enameling is a complex process that involves burning individual layers of color onto metal at high temperatures.
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CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward said the region had seen record high temperatures and high humidity since Sunday.
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They are built to withstand high temperatures (necessary for sterilization) and the violence of industrial laundry machines.
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"You can quite solidly say that extreme high temperatures play a role in fire risk," he said.
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Midday high temperatures near 40 fall back into the low to mid-30s, assuming snow becomes steady.
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Strong winds, dry weather and high temperatures: The fire season is in full swing across the Mediterranean.
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California is seeing more destructive wildfire seasons because of dry conditions and high temperatures, and California Gov.
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As high temperatures can kill the avian flu virus, poultry meat should be thoroughly cooked before consumption.
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Patz and his co-authors found that high temperatures impacted admissions for self-harm, including attempted suicide.
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When it comes to extreme heat events, a lot of attention is paid to daytime high temperatures.
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Other meteorologists said abnormally high temperatures in parts of northern India had contributed to the storm's formation.
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Afternoon high temperatures struggle into the mid-20s to near 210 degrees, despite sunshine dominating the day.
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But this year has shown that even the densest sea ice is not impervious to high temperatures.
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In Phoenix, forecast high temperatures are predicted to remain above 110 degrees Fahrenheit through Tuesday, June 27.
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In 2017, there were about three record high temperatures in the U.S. for every record low temperature.
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This team isn't the only one working on cheap, simple ways to preserve vaccines at high temperatures.
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For farmworkers, delivery personnel, and construction crews, high temperatures can also mean heat exhaustion and related maladies.
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Given that the entire globe is setting record high temperatures with every passing year, this is increasingly important.
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Indeed, Arizonians may be better adapted to handle high temperatures, or have buildings better designed to keep cool.
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The National Weather Service reported that at several locations in California saw new, all-time record-high temperatures.
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But I don't think we are particularly aware of how many deaths could occur from extremely high temperatures.
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When your grill reaches these high temperatures, leftover debris will turn to ash and will easily brush off.
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These, often aluminium-based, particles ignite a fraction of a second later and burn at very high temperatures.
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The allegations regarding high temperatures during the drive were confined to one bus carrying workers, the ACLU said.
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That may be because their common ancestor used potassium to adapt to high temperatures, Dr. López-García said.
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During its descent to the surface, the lander will be subject to extremely high temperatures, speeds, and forces.
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Right now, unusually high temperatures are flooding the Arctic from the Pacific side to the North Atlantic side.
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The Svalbard 'doomsday' seed vault had flooded because of global warming-induced high temperatures melting the surrounding permafrost.
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High temperatures can also induce a stress response in your body that can disrupt your sleep, he says.
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It's thought that as many as 300 people died as a result of high temperatures in April alone.
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Meanwhile, the western United States sweltered under a heat wave that was expected to bring record high temperatures.
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More than 25 cities saw record-high temperatures Monday and another 40 are looking at potential records Tuesday.
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But by the same token, models do converge with high confidence on big-picture impacts at high temperatures.
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And because super-high temperatures in Europe are so rare, buildings are not designed to cope with it.
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A violent collision between the Earth and the Mars-sized impactor could have caused those incredibly high temperatures.
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The ice melt comes after scientists say high temperatures helped facilitate "unprecedented" wildfires in the Arctic this summer.
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The opener could be written almost verbatim today, in reference to the recent string of record high temperatures.
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Given that the entire globe is setting record high temperatures with every passing year, this is increasingly important.
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Heat-related deaths These record high temperatures are to blame for at least two deaths in recent days.
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Last year's test was a hot fire test, meaning it evaluated how the booster operates in high temperatures.
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The high temperatures in Portland should drop to 97 on Friday, 90 on Saturday and 95 on Sunday.
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High temperatures in Japan have apparently caused a cute little plastic duck to melt on a man's dashboard.
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The stone can be heated to high temperatures for a soft, chewy pie surrounded by crispy, crunchy crust.
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Researchers are already beginning to spot signs of early bleaching due to record-high temperatures, the Post reported.
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The group also looked at other byproducts of heating oils to high temperatures, called advanced glycogen end-products.
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The fire is one of several blazes in California as the state bakes in high temperatures this week.
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High temperatures also worsen deadly air pollutants like ozone, which is linked to respiratory illnesses such as asthma.
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In London, high temperatures hit 2106°C on Thursday, and were forecast to potentially eclipse that on Friday.
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The report cited a wide range of issues from potential brake failure at high temperatures to improper labelling.
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Orlando, Tampa and Fort Myers have also all have average high temperatures in the 80s for this month.
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Colombian Environment Minister Ricardo Lozano said it would aim to take into account "extreme events and high temperatures".
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High temperatures should get into at least the upper 60s, to perhaps mid-70s in sunniest of spots.
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Sea ice set a record low July's record high temperatures affected the Arctic's sea ice rates, as well.
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Overall, though, we should stay within a few degrees of typical high temperatures for this time of year.
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High temperatures could be held back a bit because of these conditions, perhaps upper 50s to low 60s.
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By Sunday, high temperatures are forecast to reach the Plains states, including North and South Dakota and Iowa.
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Ground-level ozone forms, Mr. Kent said, when pollutants in the air react with sunlight and high temperatures.
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The Greater New York area wasn't the only region that saw hit record-high temperatures over the weekend.
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Cook it all together at high temperatures and voilà: You've got yourself a tank of liquid hydrocarbon fuel.
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"By the end of the century, these high temperatures will become the norm in Western Europe," they added.
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On Saturday, any frozen precipitation should transition to rain in the morning, with high temperatures in the 40s.
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And asphalt is harder to obtain because it must be kept and transported at high temperatures, he added.
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Sunday afternoon's high temperatures should range from the low- to mid-20s in areas from Philadelphia to Boston.
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High temperatures are expected to be in the upper 60s to mid 70s from Thursday through the weekend.
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The high temperatures can kill coral reefs, strand sea lions on shore, and shut down fisheries and crabbing.
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High temperatures, strong pH swings, and UV light all cause it to deteriorate, degrading the information it encodes.
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Image credit: Andreas Weith/CC-AS 4.0For the third consecutive year, NASA and NOAA have announced record high temperatures.
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Arctic climate change went into overdrive in 2016, with record high temperatures eclipsing anything seen since at least 1900.
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Temperatures in the Midwest will be 20 to 30 degrees below normal high temperatures Wednesday into Thursday, she said.
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Roads are cracking in South Dakota In South Dakota, concrete roads buckled because of high temperatures over the weekend.
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Police at the time attributed the explosion to poor storage and high temperatures, but a government investigation is underway.
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Singapore too, has seen abnormally high temperatures, while in Malaysia, lakes have dried up and vegetable output has withered.
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In the tropics, high temperatures caused by climate change and deforestation cause certain stomata to close, killing the trees.
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Made to retain high temperatures, this pre-heated stone will keep whatever you're serving up at the perfect temperature.
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Fueled by high temperatures, wind, and low humidity, the blaze destroyed multiple homes and at least one historic building.
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"Unprecedented high temperatures in the basin are causing the flow of the river to decline," he told the paper.
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High temperatures are near 203, with a breeze from the southwest around 220 mph, gusting 245 to 250 mph.
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We might even see some peeks of sun in the afternoon with mild high temperatures between 55 and 60.
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We're bumping forecast high temperatures down 250 degrees, with predicted highs closer to the low 50s than low 60s.
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By 2100, average daily high temperatures in Philly could be up to ten degrees hotter than they are today.
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But high temperatures can also worsen conditions like high blood pressure and can limit the effectiveness of certain medications.
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The world's other cities would face a higher chance of having to cancel outdoor events due to high temperatures.
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Combined with high temperatures and strong winds, the situation in Fort McMurray was a time bomb waiting to explode.
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High temperatures and low humidity fed the flames over the weekend, but the fire's activity is expected to decrease.
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By "unusual mineralogy," Burt is referring to their grayish-blue exterior, which suggests the objects formed under high temperatures.
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The compound is formed when foods containing both starches and the amino acid asparagine, are cooked at high temperatures.
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"When we, as meteorologists, forecast the high temperatures or the heat index, that is in the shade," Brink said.
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Madison on Friday morning was under an "excessive heat" warning, with high temperatures forecast to reach the mid-90s.
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But for those speeds to be possible, the futuristic engines need to process air flows with extremely high temperatures.
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Guy said there may not be much accumulation on New York City area roads because of recent high temperatures.
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A police source said the fire was probably caused by negligence leading to poor storage conditions and high temperatures.
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Tens of thousands are facing high temperatures, dusty desert winds and limited access to drinking water and sanitation services.
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Venus' carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere and high temperatures make it one of the most inhospitable places you could imagine.
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The F-222 has been plagued with problems, including issues landing at high temperatures and loss of cabin pressure.
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The US, Europe, Japan, Russia, and Greenland all experienced, at times, record-breaking high temperatures in June and July.
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It was also a three-week period in which cities in at least 34 states reported record-high temperatures.
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Dry peat, high temperatures, and unrelenting winds are said to be hindering attempts to keep the fire under control.
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More residents were ordered to evacuate their homes this weekend as weary firefighters endured high temperatures and gusting winds.
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Industrial food processing, which subjects foods to extremely high temperatures and pressures, might be freeing up even more calories.
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Last year, NASA also tested its boosters, in order to evaluate how well they could perform in high temperatures.
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And in Sweden, record-high temperatures have left fields parched and farmers scrambling to find fodder for their livestock.
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Confidence: Low-Medium Showers may return Tuesday keeping our high temperatures cooler, in the upper 50s to low 60s.
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From the Mississippi River to the East Coast, high temperatures Friday will be 10 to 20 degrees above average.
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In fact, high temperatures in the mid- to upper 60s, maybe touching 70, are the warmest of the week.
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High-quality pizza stones are easy to use, will not crack under high temperatures, and produce pizzeria-quality pies.
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High temperatures are mainly in the mid-40s, as winds blow from the northwest around 5 to 10 mph.
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The chaff component meets all durability and performance requirements, and it can withstand high temperatures much better than talc.
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Hurricanes in Florida, Texas and the Caribbean; record-high temperatures in San Francisco; and wildfires in the Pacific Northwest.
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Even DNA samples will not necessarily help, since DNA is usually destroyed by the high temperatures in a fire.
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But fire conditions were expected to become worse Saturday as high temperatures and strong winds are forecast to return.
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Science shows that the drought conditions and high temperatures caused by climate change lead to larger, more frequent fires.
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Exerting yourself in such high temperatures can lead to heat-related illnesses, like heat stroke -- which can be deadly.
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Australia's climate is notorious for its volatility, but this year's high temperatures and subsequent fires have still been outliers.
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The high temperatures have contributed to about a dozen fires that are raging across California, officials and experts said.
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Cover: Sindayigaya Marc is forced to wear long sleeves in high temperatures to protect himself against malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
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For another, steel has more tolerance for high temperatures and could weather the wear-and-tear of interplanetary travel.
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There is no change in the color when exposed to high temperatures, water, and mildly acidic and alkali conditions.
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High temperatures can vary up to 5-15 degrees Fahrenheit from one day to the next into early next week.
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"We deal with high temperatures frequently in Arizona," Executive Chief of Detention Tracy Haggard told VICE News in a statement.
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"Power imports have been limited today (Wednesday) through tomorrow (Thursday) because of high temperatures in neighboring states," the ISO added.
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When exposed to stress from high temperatures, corals can expel the algae, which causes the coral to expose its skeleton.
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Talaas said unusually high temperatures in the Arctic in 2018 contrasted with bitter winter storms in Europe and North America.
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Police at the time attributed the explosion to poor storage and high temperatures, but a government investigation is under way.
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The company's new roaster will bake rare earth ore at high temperatures to effectively leach out the high-value minerals.
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Crops are now optimized to be bountiful instead of resilient, leaving many staple crops vulnerable to droughts and high temperatures.
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But even if high temperatures return, the impact on pollination may not been too severe, said Karl Setzer, with Agrivisor.
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But this only happens at relatively high temperatures, so it wasn't obvious how the Romans managed to achieve this effect.
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Florida impacted by Alberto as US sees high temperatures Chief meteorologist Rick Reichmuth shares the forecast for Sunday, May 27.
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High temperatures are forecast to reach up to 100 degrees in those regions and above 90 degrees in other areas.
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The two most populous states, New South Wales and Victoria, recorded their warmest average, low and high temperatures for January.
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The air in these areas is warm and moist — the high temperatures cause water to evaporate off the ocean's surface.
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The key breakthrough was that high temperatures of cremation can crystalize a skull, storing the chemical signal of its origins.
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The so-called "gas window" for gas reserves occurs at depths of three to six kms and extremely high temperatures.
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Weakening winds overnight should help but high temperatures and dry conditions were expected to remain through the weekend, forecasters said.
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Record high temperatures in California—between 110 and 117 in some areas—are burning avocado trees, reports the LA Times.
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"But there is likely to be an upper threshold" for that correlation between high temperatures and quality grapes, Cook said.
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To the contrary, high temperatures maxed out Thursday at 22.6 degrees Fahrenheit (-5.2 Celsius), though wind chills were appreciably lower.
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The high temperatures in the first half of 2016 have also correlated with low sea ice coverage in the Arctic.
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Climate experts have attributed high temperatures in the ocean and the atmosphere to causing an uptick in extreme weather events.
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The current outbreak, which killed three people, has been fanned by an unprecedented combination of high temperatures and strong winds.
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But taken together, the extreme high temperatures and conditions tell a story of increased effects from climate change, experts say.
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The high temperatures should be below freezing on Friday in Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland and Buffalo, CNN meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
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We're breaking record-high temperatures for February one day, and the next day there are snow flurries in the air.
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Nevertheless, millions of residents in Florida remained without power on Friday, a dangerous scenario amid high temperatures in the state.
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This year it got global attention when, due to high temperatures and unusual rainfall, the Seed Bank experienced water leakage.
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As Bill Gates has pointed out, unlike wheat, sorghum can survive in areas plagued by high temperatures and little rainfall.
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Extremely high temperatures cause the liquid "jacket" around the metal nanoparticles to evaporate, resulting in strong binding of the metal.
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That's the verdict of climate scientists to the record-high temperatures this spring and summer in vastly different climate zones.
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"High temperatures promote certain bacterias; that's why you need to keep the hospital at a certain level," Dr. Ramos said.
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There are some unique weather conditions that are driving the exceptionally swift California fires, like strong winds and high temperatures.
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Edison's bulb was inefficient, producing more heat than light, but it stands up much better than LEDs to high temperatures.
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But this year, high temperatures broke a more than century-old record and left the streets unadorned by white flakes.
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High temperatures and strong winds, combined with the long drought and low moisture in the soil, have kept fires blazing.
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The high temperatures in 2019 are another sign that the current period of Arctic warming shows no signs of stopping.
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High temperatures are near and above 255 through Tuesday before briefly cooling down to the 230s on Thursday and Friday.
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Late-afternoon high temperatures don't climb too much but do top out in the mid-50s to around 60 degrees.
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Confidence: Medium We remain fairly bright on Monday and Tuesday, with mid-40s to near 50 degrees for high temperatures.
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Dry lightning occurs when a storm forms from high temperatures, but the much-needed rain evaporates before reaching the ground.
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Historically high temperatures and increasingly thinning ice are indicating worrisome climate trends, according to a new federal report released Tuesday.
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However, manufacturers warn that exposure to high temperatures can have negative effects on the battery and the device it powers.
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At the same time, the high temperatures this weekend are a concern for the nearly 4,500 firefighters handling the blaze.
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High temperatures should be able to get into a mild, above-average, temperature range of upper 40s to mid-50s.
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Last week, Australia faced record-high temperatures across the country, with temperatures soaring above 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit).
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They used plastic for the 3D printing that melted at fairly low temperatures, since DNA is degraded at high temperatures.
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But Professor Hughes's research found that, given the high temperatures, these national efforts to improve water quality were not enough.
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Researchers are starting to realize just how costly high temperatures are, and workers are now fighting back for cooler conditions.
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But it's not necessarily how high temperatures rise that makes them so dangerous; it's how different they are from what's normal.
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However, they did not anticipate the record high temperatures that impacted many of the areas that were forecasted to be cooler.
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The paper's authors also concluded, whether bleached or not, the reef had not acclimatized or adapted to high temperatures over time.
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Ash melted by high temperatures in the engines adheres to critical parts and can cause engine failure, according to the observatory.
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The secret of her successful harvest is simple: A type of maize seed that has been bred to tolerate high temperatures.
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All those high temperatures have dozens of places in the eastern half of the country experiencing the warmest February on record.
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The bits were able to survive both high temperatures and up to one million endurance cycles, prerequisites for real-world utility.
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High temperatures in the upper 30s to low 603s are getting a small boost from afternoon southerly breezes near 10 mph.
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Some folks are worried about high temperatures affecting the plastic and contaminating the water, but this H20 was strictly for emergencies.
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Such high temperatures are not the most likely outcome, but they are, shall we say, less unlikely than one might like.
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The engines also have a new heat shielding to protect them from the high temperatures during the plunge through the atmosphere.
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As Earth formed, the heaviest elements, like iron, sunk inward, and the high temperatures liquefied them, forming a malleable, molten center.
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He explained that the very high temperatures can affect yield potential, given that the crops are currently on their last cycle.
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On Thursday, 43 percent of the lower 48 states are expected to see daily high temperatures remain below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
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High temperatures and high humidity create the ideal environment for very wet storm systems to develop, and last week nature obliged.
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Rodriguez also told the outlet that he hatched his experiment after a week of record high temperatures for autumn in Oxnard.
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The pipe is used to transport fluids at high temperatures and pressures in the petrochemical, oil and gas and other industries.
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The pellets are fed into a fireboat that burns them at consistently high temperatures, essentially creation convection inside the massive drum.
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Over a third of the country&aposs surface extends above the Arctic Circle where high temperatures have been recorded as well.
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Then, they looked at the distribution of lithium within the crystal to determine how often it was exposed to high temperatures.
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The high temperatures bearing down on Europe may be a threat to the ailing building, according to Chief Architect Philippe Villeneuve.
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High temperatures across region More than 2400 million people remain under heat warnings and advisories Sunday, CNN meteorologist Haley Brink said.
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According to data released earlier this week, 2016 was the third year in a row to break records for high temperatures.
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At such high temperatures the filament glows, giving off light—and a lot of heat, in the form of infrared radiation.
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Conventional products involve the combustion of tobacco at very high temperatures, which produces many of the toxic substances in cigarette smoke.
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Material for the part is forced into a mold at high temperatures, where it cools and hardens to the desired shape.
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The limestone is first quarried then broken down into quicklime at high temperatures in a process that also produces carbon dioxide.
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You can also pop it in the oven at very high temperatures and use it to cook over an open fire.
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That exertion is exacerbated by the high temperatures in Mecca during the summer, which is the hottest inhabited place on Earth.
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The Hanagasa Junko parade, the second largest event of the Gion Matsuri festival, has also been canceled due to high temperatures.
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The bricks are handmade and have a shiny appearance because they're made of clay that has been fired at high temperatures.
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Overheating is no joke, so take caution when using any appliance that reaches high temperatures, especially ones that do so quickly.
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It comes in a summer where the Arctic has experienced "unprecedented" wildfires, which scientists say have been facilitated by high temperatures.
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The matter that falls into this feeding disc is sped up and heated to such high temperatures that it emits light.
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This tool comes in handy for just about any cooking job that requires scooping, draining, or serving, even at high temperatures.
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Days of abnormally high temperatures have contributed to the intensity of fires, by making vegetation drier and more likely to ignite.
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As we mentioned earlier, wildfires are common in Australia, but this one was made more destructive by drought and high temperatures.
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Forecasters warn that the flames could spread even further this weekend as more high temperatures and fast winds sweep the country.
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The stones themselves, which cohere due to a glass-like binder and extremely high temperatures, range from marble- to palm-sized.
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Chemical engineers found that PFAS compounds repelled water, grease and stains, created non-stick surfaces, reduced friction and resisted high temperatures.
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It's not just NYC that is experiencing unusually high temperatures, where the average high for a January day is 40 degrees.
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Latima Johnson, a spokeswoman for the department, was unable to say how high temperatures had reached inside the city's jail facilities.
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At the United States Tennis Association Billie Jean King National Tennis Center Flushing, New York, high temperatures reached 97 and 98.
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Not only has the globe's average temperature run a persistent fever, but high temperatures spiked in individual locations around the world.
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During the summer, dozens of cities in the US sweltered under record-high temperatures and waited out historically long hot streaks.
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Afterward, the chancellor suggested that the high temperatures had been to blame, and she said she felt better after drinking water.
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Some 2,800 firefighters faced with inaccessible terrain, high temperatures and low humidity, were battling the fire, which was 65 percent contained.
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Northern Siberia has been hit with a bout of weird weather, including a heatwave that has led to record-high temperatures.
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Europe is also not a region known for especially high temperatures, so many parts of the continent lack the resources to cope.
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High temperatures in Houston, the biggest city in Texas, were expected to near 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 Celsius) every day through Aug.
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Two lingering high pressure systems have trapped warm and humid air above the region, bringing record-high temperatures for nearly two weeks.
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High temperatures in Houston, Texas' biggest city, will near 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 Celsius) every day through Wednesday, according to AccuWeather forecasts.
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Across the United States, 76 locations have shattered their daily record cold high temperatures for December since the beginning of the month.
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EDT Areas from Atlanta to Denver will see high temperatures of near 2847 degrees on Halloween, breaking longstanding records for the date.
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But the unusually high temperatures add to a sense of exhaustion for a farm economy already reeling from a year of drought.
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CNN Meteorologist, Michael Guy, says this is usually the hottest time for the subcontinent, but this year has seen abnormally high temperatures.
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In a summer marked by heated debates and high temperatures, the ever-elusive Congressional dress code continues to rear its ugly head.
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What the study does say is that palm oil, an ingredient in Nutella, releases potentially carcinogenic chemicals when refined at high temperatures.
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Most chips are made out of silicon, but at high temperatures it starts behaving like a regular conductor instead of a semiconductor.
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The fire is being fueled by heavy chaparral and brush, and is spreading rapidly owing to strong, shifting winds and high temperatures.
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However, the high temperatures are "absolutely consistent" with extremes linked to the impact of greenhouse gas emissions, the United Nations agency said.
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Unusually high temperatures of up to 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit) recorded over the past month might have weakened the reindeer.
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Such fatalities can occur when prolonged exposure to high temperatures prevents the body from cooling off, leading to heat exhaustion and heatstroke.
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High temperatures cause steel tracks to expand and buckle under stress, according to the U.K.'s Network Rail, leading to widespread delays.
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South Africa had its driest year on record in 2015, and January of this year saw record-high temperatures across the country.
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Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Washington, Baltimore, New York and Boston were all under excessive heat watches and expected to see high temperatures this weekend.
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Earlier Friday, New York City Triathlon officials canceled that race, citing high temperatures and humidity expected to be beyond safe racing conditions.
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The high temperatures of the Trump Trajectory would threaten workers in sectors like construction and farming, who are exposed to outdoor heat.
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Temperatures spiked at 33 degrees on Tuesday and similarly high temperatures (and winds between 30 and 50 km/h) are expected today.
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High temperatures can aggravate pre-existing health problems, such as heart conditions, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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China typically sees a slowdown in steel output because construction demand slows as building activity drop during the high temperatures in summer.
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CNN meteorologist Michael Guy said there may not be much accumulation on New York City area roads because of recent high temperatures.
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Bouts of rain and thunderstorms are expected in Bridgeport throughout the weekend along with high temperatures, according to the National Weather Service.
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Some 3,660 firefighters faced with inaccessible terrain, high temperatures and low humidity, were battling the fire, which was only 48 percent contained.
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Jobs that depend on high energy density (like flying) or very high temperatures (like making cement, glass and steel) can't be electrified.
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Some studies have also cited climate change as increasing the chances of wildfires due to high temperatures and drought in Western states.
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High temperatures in Houston, Texas' biggest city, will hit 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 Celsius) on Monday and Tuesday, according to AccuWeather forecasts.
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Roya has long plagued coffee production, but scientists say warmer weather will cause more harm because the disease thrives in high temperatures.
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High temperatures up to 98 degrees, with 60 percent humidity, were expected on Monday, with winds up to 25 miles per hour.
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Either way, the findings show that the birds "actually have a mechanism to prepare their offspring for high temperatures," Dr. Mariette said.
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The effects of climate change, including high temperatures and acidic waters, in addition to stressors like pollution, can prompt a bleaching event.
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"There is a chance that high temperatures will continue until the beginning of August," chief cabinet secretary Yoshihide Suga told reporters Monday.
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The high temperatures and drought conditions exacerbated by El Niño in parts of the world are creating a dire forecast for families.
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These high temperatures blasts are designed to create shockwaves in the cloud's water vapor that would open holes a few centimeters wide.
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The strain of H1N1 flu virus included in the spray may degrade if it's exposed to high temperatures during shipping, for instance.
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High temperatures could reach up to 73 degrees in inland cities and up to the mid-27s in desert areas, forecasters say.
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A combination of time, environmental moisture and fluctuating high temperatures contribute to the degradation of the ammonium nitrate propellant in the inflators.
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Other strategies emphasize heat acclimation, which is the slower process of adapting to high temperatures over the course of days or weeks.
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What's more, the Canberra region is expected to experience "extremely high temperatures and low humidity" in the coming days, said the ACT.
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A quick daytime sprinkle or shower is possible, especially west of town, where high temperatures may get stuck in the mid-230s.
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High temperatures perhaps top out by midday hours as warm as 50 degrees to mid-50s, before falling several degrees before sunset.
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Oil comes up from deep underground at high temperatures and helps prevent damage to wells and field equipment in the frozen north.
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Cooler, wetter weather has temporarily dampened raging wildfires, but they're expected to resume in days, when high temperatures and strong winds return.
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Injuries are most common during consecutive days of high temperatures, said James Long, the director of public information for the Fire Department.
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"With the cold spring followed by high temperatures and a lot of rain, it's been a very challenging year," Mr. Keiser said.
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But they were also fueled by the government's inability to deal with massive forest fires spread by high temperatures and prolonged drought.
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The Northern Hemisphere endured exceptionally hot summers the past two years, which brought some of the most extreme high temperatures ever observed.
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Driving the wildfires are exceptional drought conditions in large areas of Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado, along with abnormally high temperatures.
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Because cooking meats at high temperatures causes HCAs to form, cooking with wood that burns at a lower temperature is desirable, Doyle says.
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High temperatures in Houston were expected to reach 98-20173 Fahrenheit (37-38 Celsius) every day from July 16-2059, according to AccuWeather.
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Current techniques use high temperatures and heat to break up molecules to create chemicals that are used in myriad products across the economy.
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Do not mistake the oven temperature (450°F) for a typo—biscuits bake much better at high temperatures for short periods of time.
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Extremely high temperatures cause the liquid "jacket" around the metal nanoparticles to evaporate and the metal parts to bond at the desired location.
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Like the Sahara desert — where high temperatures average about 100 degrees in the summer, and lows hover right around freezing in the winter.
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Materials need to be added between the cells to act as a heat sink, stopping high temperatures from moving beyond an exploding cell.
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With high temperatures in the Phoenix area expected to remain around 118 degrees on Wednesday, travelers in the area should expect further cancellations.
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The extremely high temperatures, caused by an influx of hot air from Africa, were also carrying loads of dust from the Sahara Desert.
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This week's high temperatures prompted cities across the country to open cooling centers, issue safety instructions to residents and cancel many outdoor events.
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New records could be set for high temperatures in several dozen cities, from Louisiana to Virginia, setting the stage for potentially deadly conditions.
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However, the heat index increases the overall temperature to 100-115 degrees, with the record-high temperatures set to last through the weekend.
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The chimpanzees may shift their posture — as far as they can with an ape anatomy — in order to cope with the high temperatures.
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Since April, the state has experienced more than a dozen large wildfires "aided by high temperatures, winds, and available fuels," his office said.
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He said the changes enabled the plants to cut water use, while ventilation systems were added to reduce the impact of high temperatures.
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High temperatures in the area this week have been 40 degrees Fahrenheit above average, though forecasts are calling for cooler weather by Thursday.
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"It could be waterborne diseases which like having high temperatures because one degree or half degree will make their environment livable," she said.
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Late July and August traditionally sees a spike in forest and brush fires in Greece, where high temperatures contribute to tinder box conditions.
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On Wednesday, the ITU had moved Saturday's Paratriathlon World Cup start time forward by one hour to avoid exposing athletes to high temperatures.
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It not only burns at extremely high temperatures, and produces virtually no smoke or ash, but will last for three to five hours.
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The browning of some foods that are cooked at high temperatures — like bread, coffee, or french fries — produces a chemical compound called acrylamide.
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Communities across the nation are being forced to cope with dangerously high temperatures, rapidly rising seas, deadly wildfires, torrential rainfalls and devastating hurricanes.
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High temperatures in the Great Plains will be in the 40's and 50's but the wind will make it feel cooler.
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But every summer, I spare a thought for goths—a community that, in my mind, doesn't seem equipped to deal with high temperatures.
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One of these insulators, called stanene — basically a one-atom thick layer of tin — will conduct electricity at high temperatures with little resistance.
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The weather is making it more difficult for firefighters to contain the blaze with high temperatures and dry conditions in the surrounding area.
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It's possible that impacts by meteors delivered thiophenes, or that they were created during a reaction between sulfates and hydrocarbons at high temperatures.
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It follows China's massive initiative around deep cleaning potentially infected cash with ultraviolet light and high temperatures, and in some cases, destroying it.
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Mr. Panek explained that the dogs are never pushed, don't run in high temperatures and are closely monitored by staff veterinarians during training.
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And although older ceramic and metal freezers might've been fire-resistant, many newer versions have too many plastic parts to withstand high temperatures.
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Confidence: Medium-High We're in between weather systems on Wednesday, which should feature partly sunny skies and somewhat cooler high temperatures near 60.
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Roughly 210 nursing homes in Florida — a state where one in five residents is over 24 — remain without commercial power amid high temperatures.
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Rain and drizzle hopefully decreases a tad during the afternoon but we still struggle for upper 50s to near 60 for high temperatures.
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Getting color to affix to black glass is exceedingly difficult, requiring multiple firings at very high temperatures; the result has a hard clarity.
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A number of sporting events around the world have had to cancel due to high temperatures, including the New York Triathlon in July.
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According to Navideh Forghani, a spokeswoman for the sheriff's department, early evidence suggested that the deaths had been caused by the high temperatures.
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This heat wave was the result of sustained high temperatures, he said, which almost never occurred on the continent until the 21st century.
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"We've known for some time that individual cognition and productivity decline at high temperatures," said Hsiang, whose own research has demonstrated this decline.
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February 1, 2019 As parts of Australia swelter under abnormally high temperatures, parts of the U.S. are thawing out from abnormally low ones.
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The heat island effect is found in major cities throughout the world, but Phoenix stands out for just how high temperatures can get.
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Researchers at the London School of Economics found that urban areas also pay a price for high temperatures, even among indoor office workers.
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In contrast, smaller animals such as goats are better able to tolerate high temperatures and so are an attractive alternative for pastoralists, he added.
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Today, it is burning down, after unseasonably high temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds turned a trailer park fire into a city-wide conflagration.
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The water walls and stone share a dual function: they provide a serene, eye-pleasing environment while also cooling down visitors during high temperatures.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French utility EDF on Wednesday said that forecasts of high temperatures in the Rhone River could lead to the shutdown from Aug.
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Some ingredients, such as retinol, are less effective if exposed to sunlight or high temperatures (like, say, a dumpster on a hot summer day).
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Wait, you mean to tell me you aren't upset about the harsh solvents, high temperatures, and toxic metals used to make some edible gels?
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Republican Martha McSally Clear skies and light winds throughout the state with high temperatures ranging from 60 to 86 degrees, according to ABC 15.
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High temperatures for Monday are forecast at 17 Fahrenheit (minus 8 Celsius) for New York City and 12 F (minus 11 C) for Boston.
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Lauri Wright, a nutrition professor at the University of North Florida, told Action News high temperatures should kill off any maggots or fly eggs.
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"By Thursday, much of the eastern half of the US will see high temperatures at 15 to 25 degrees warmer than normal," Brink said.
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The high temperatures used to vaporize heroin, they speculate, convert it into a chemical that can cross the blood-brain barrier with greater ease.
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High temperatures in Houston were expected to reach 98-101 degrees Fahrenheit (37-20173 Celsius) every day from July 16-23, according to AccuWeather.
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Prolonged exposure to high temperatures (like those common in the Las Vegas area), can cause longterm damage to your phone's battery according to Apple.
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High temperatures in Los Angeles, meanwhile, were expected to remain at near-normal levels in the mid-80s for the rest of the week.
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According to the meteorological experts, these high temperatures are due to global warming as well as the ongoing El Nino in the Pacific Ocean.
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The cold, however, will be short lived with high temperatures in New York and Chicago expected to rise into the 21s F this weekend.
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High temperatures in Houston were expected to reach 2176-2300 degrees Fahrenheit (2351-241.33 Celsius) every day from July 226.67-20183, according to AccuWeather.
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Glycerol made the protein film softer, and citrus pectin added more structure to the film, allowing it to resist humidity and high temperatures better.
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A cold front will lower temperatures with the eastern half of the country 5 to 20 degrees below average for high temperatures on Thursday.
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Record-high temperatures were reported across the globe during the month as heat waves swept across parts of North America, Europe, Africa, and Asia.
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High temperatures for Monday are forecast at 17 Fahrenheit (minus 403 Celsius) for New York City and 12 F (minus 11 C) for Boston.
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Late summer and fall are prime times for wildfires, when drought conditions, high temperatures and high winds can combine to form serious fire risks.
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High temperatures in Houston were expected to reach 98-101 degrees Fahrenheit (225-2300 Celsius) every day from July 2351-22011, according to AccuWeather.
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High temperatures across the country are cause for more concern than usual this Fourth of July -- for reasons beyond heat strokes and farmer's tans.
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High temperatures in Houston, the are expected to reach 97-100 degrees Fahrenheit (36-2510 Celsius) every day through July 224, according to AccuWeather.
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While there was heavy rain — and, just as critically, snow — in Northern California through January, Southern California has been baking in record-high temperatures.
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"The low altitude and the high temperatures in the summer makes our grapes especially sweet," says Rumanguli, a local grape farmer of Uyghur descent.
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"It is lovely that Prince George is trying to help keep his family dog, Lupo, cool in these high temperatures," the group's release reads.
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Record high temperatures in the Pacific Ocean, fueled by global warming and a powerful El Niño, caused mass bleaching throughout the Great Barrier Reef.
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Dry weather and high temperatures are also accelerating the soybean cycle, leading some growers to anticipate harvesting even at the risk of lowering yields.
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Not only will there be record high temperatures set in some places during the day, there will be record highs set at night, too.
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Tokyo 2020 organizers will employ wet bulb globe temperature (WBGT) measuring devices at all venues as a step in their readiness for high temperatures.
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The process involves coal reacting with oxygen under high pressure at high temperatures to form syngas, a mixture of mostly carbon monoxide and hydrogen.
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Scientists hired by a consortium of automakers have determined that prolonged exposure to airborne moisture and high temperatures can cause the chemical to deteriorate.
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Sacramento, California, saw record high temperatures of 106 degrees on Sunday, heat last seen almost 75 years ago, when it reached 105 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The compounds must be removed before oil enters pipelines as they can destroy refining equipment or, at high temperatures, create the poisonous gas chlorine.
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But in the centre-western region of Daloa, which produces a quarter of national output, farmers reported a lack of rainfall and high temperatures.
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A brutal heat wave is expected to scorch the southwestern U.S. this week, with some cities likely to see all-time record high temperatures.
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Food-grade activated charcoal is most frequently produced by heating coconut shells to extremely high temperatures until they are carbonized, or completely burned up.
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One downside to cordless irons is that they don't reach as high temperatures as corded irons, which was a complaint among several Amazon buyers.
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High temperatures for Monday are forecast at 17 Fahrenheit (minus 8 Celsius) for New York City, and 4583 F (minus 11 C) for Boston.
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"It's no surprise that Greenland keeps setting records for melt and high temperatures," said Josh Willis, a NASA scientist who researches Greenland's melting glaciers.
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"High temperatures, strong winds and low humidity are forecast, making conditions dangerous," the New South Wales state Rural Fire Service said in a statement.
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The extended period of high temperatures across the nation hurts the sales of winter staples such as boots, a crucial part of DSW's business.
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According to Kyodo News, On Wednesday, temperatures reached High temperatures have plagued Japan for weeks, resulting in scores of heat-related deaths this summer.
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Takata's propellant is based on a solid compound called ammonium nitrate, which can break down over time when exposed to moisture or high temperatures.
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A high-quality pizza oven achieves high temperatures with minimal preheating, can cook mouth-watering pizzas of several sizes, and requires minimal clean-up.
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California is seeing more destructive wildfire seasons because of dry conditions and high temperatures, and Brown has warned that this is the new normal.
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The fire is one of a series of blazes in western and southwestern states brought about by high temperatures and a prolonged dry spell.
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In eastern Europe, Poland was also enduring unusually high temperatures as the hot African air pushed temperatures up to 34 degrees Celsius (93.2 Fahrenheit).
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Its capacity to achieve the high temperatures required for these processes is a promising development in the quest to one day replace fossil fuel.
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China also launched a massive initiative around deep cleaning potentially infected cash with ultraviolet light and high temperatures, and in some cases, destroying it.
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As to the health implications of cooking oils to high temperatures, Provost explains one byproduct that can be present in the smoke is acrolein.
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To see if they were right, he scraped data from the National Centers for Environmental Information and focused on high temperatures in Central Park.
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Skies should clear somewhat sufficiently by Thursday and Friday for partly to mostly sunny days and near normal high temperatures with cool overnight lows.
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If you have delicates or other items that can't withstand high temperatures, now may not be the time to wear them, Dr. Corthals said.
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Although this part of Europe is used to scorching summers, meteorologists say that such high temperatures lasting over several days are not that common.
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Forties for high temperatures in the region — coolest north and west of town, nearer 50 degrees south and east — with more sun than clouds.
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A comparison of daily record high temperatures with record low temperatures averaged across the U.S. reveals a trend toward increasing record highs over time.
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Crops of the future may need to be more tolerant to drought, high temperatures, and saltier soil (as a result of sea-level rise).
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Silver occurs in lead ores, and the process of separating the silver from lead at high temperatures was a major source of airborne lead.
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So far, high temperatures want to stay mild, in the mid-50s to near 60, but don't be surprised at tweaks to this projection.
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For instance, Las Vegas has reversible lanes, complex pick-up and drop-off zones, high temperatures and more night-time activity, the company said.
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In addition, nearly 2,800 hectares of native rice that is more resilient to high temperatures have been planted by farmer associations in La Mojana.
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Authorities have warned that the huge fires, spurred by high temperatures, wind, and a three-year drought, will persist until there is substantial rainfall.
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And third, it is much more fault tolerant at high temperatures than silicon, allowing the product to pass strict testing by the Underwriters Laboratories.
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" Those findings, they say, point to a "regulatory gap between marginal officer effort and the marginal added occurrence of violent crime at high temperatures.
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Confidence: Medium-High Friday finds partly to mostly cloudy skies, but high temperatures again run warmer than average, with highs in the low 50s.
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Southeast Australia is reeling from a series of "catastrophic" bushfires driven by high temperatures, low humidity and one of its worst droughts in decades.
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But there is little research into their impact when the ingredients are mixed, vaporized at high temperatures, and inhaled regularly over months or years.
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Heat and drought extremes are consistent with scientific consensus: More greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere bring a greater likelihood of abnormally high temperatures.
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Forest fires are common in Greece during the hot, dry summers and the country has been facing high temperatures recently of up to 104 Fahrenheit.
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Authorities in some of the states credited high temperatures and low humidity with creating hazardous fire-prone conditions, with strong wind gusts fueling the flames.
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When this combines with strong winds, rain and high temperatures, as it did in Victoria this week, it can lead to incidents of thunderstorm asthma.
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Fuels like timber and grass, drought to dry them to the point of combustion, and high temperatures that help flames spread quickly are usually involved.
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Time and again, the largest colliders seem to have created matter at such high temperatures that quarks serve as the fundamental unit instead of atoms.
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High temperatures in Houston, the biggest city in the Lone Star State, were expected to near 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 Celsius) every day through Aug.
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"If there's any bacteria on the turkey, it's the cooking that will remove it because the high temperatures actually kill bacteria — water doesn't," Reynolds says.
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In Phoenix, Tuscon and other parts of Arizona and Nevada, the heat could cause flight cancellations, since aircraft components can fail at such high temperatures.
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With noticeable southwesterly breezes helping to pump in mild, somewhat moist air, high temperatures may easily hit 60 degrees or up to the mid-60s.
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Large parts of California were under red-flag alerts this week, suggesting a heightened risk of fire, amid high temperatures and powerful winds, officials said.
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High temperatures are expected to fall to or below-normal levels in the low 70s by Monday in Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and San Diego.
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"The weather setup is broadly similar to the pattern that brought high temperatures to much of continental Europe at the end of June," Gundersen said.
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Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg could also see all-time high temperatures this week, with highs of 39 degrees Celsius seen across all three countries.
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Once dry, the reactiveness of HMTD and TATP means there is a risk of accidental detonation if they are jostled or exposed to high temperatures.
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Endurance events would likely be the first casualty of high temperatures -- they require a lot of space, so they're usually held outside, and physical exertion.
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High temperatures in Houston, the biggest city in the Lone Star State, were expected to near 27.4 degrees Fahrenheit (233.87 Celsius) every day through Aug.
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While this heat won't be quite as severe as the last, it'll still bring "record and near-record high temperatures" to different areas of California.
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Weekends have featured record-breaking high temperatures in the 70s and 80s Fahrenheit, and major storms have been almost entirely absent from D.C. to Maine.
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The compound must be removed before oil is sent to customers because it can destroy refining equipment and, at high temperatures, generates poisonous chlorine gas.
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"All of the risk of the extremely high temperatures over Asia in 2016 can be attributed to anthropogenic [human-caused] global warming," the study found.
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Authorities had banned utility firm from drawing water from nearby Lake Bracciano, which is running low following weeks of minimal rainfall and unusually high temperatures.
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Officials say around 20,000 people had been evacuated from their homes as the fires spread across 73,000 acres, fanned by high temperatures and dry conditions.
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Summer-like warmth will spread up the East Coast on Friday and Saturday, all the way to New England, where record high temperatures are possible.
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So there was little surprise when, on June 26, during a spell of unseasonably high temperatures, the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) issued a drought alert.
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It also said that no serious accidents had been recorded at its construction sites due to high temperatures, and that it had doctors on hand.
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El Niño is now ending, and water temperatures in the Pacific are dropping, which should lead in 2017 to lower but still historically high temperatures.
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High humidity, as well as high temperatures, causes a compound Takata uses to inflate its airbags to break down over time, and become more explosive.
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This year excessively high temperatures combined with still, clear conditions literally cooked large sections of the reef's coral, with only seven percent unaffected by bleaching.
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And with hot weather on the horizon, Apple recommends avoiding leaving your devices in high temperatures (over 95 degrees) since that can damage your battery.
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Nonetheless, it retains heats well, reaches and withstands extremely high temperatures, and can go from stove top to oven and back for different culinary modalities.
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Incredibly tough and able to withstand high temperatures, the versatile Lodge Preseasoned Cast Iron 5-Piece Cookware Set will last for and serve many generations.
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Burning fuel with pure oxygen at high temperatures is extremely efficient, avoiding most airborne emissions and extracting more energy from the same amount of fuel.
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THC could be exacerbating e-cigarettes' harm, as could toxic flavorings, overly high nicotine concentrations, or vapes retrofitted to burn chemicals at dangerously high temperatures.
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The tournament is being shifted from its June-July timetable to November and December to mitigate the affects of high temperatures in the Middle East.
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Her group recently concluded that a human-altered climate had more than doubled the likelihood of the record-high temperatures in northern Europe this summer.
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The enzymes that are found in honey decrease or vanish altogether when they are heated to high temperatures, like 21.50 degrees or more, Dubecke said.
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High temperatures in the 40s look likely, assuming moderate northwesterly winds don't attempt to usher in a greater amount of Canadian air than currently expected.
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But it warned that strong sun and high temperatures were expected to return to the region over coming says, raising the risk of fires ahead.
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Authorities have said the blazes will continue to burn, posing extreme danger at times of high temperatures and winds, until the country experiences significant rainfall.
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High temperatures killed a record 2122 people in the Phoenix metropolitan area that summer, up from 150 heat deaths in 2016 and 85 in 2015.
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In response, Dr. Papineau observed that the type of rock studied, known as chert, is very hard and might have protected fossils from high temperatures.
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The compound must be removed before oil is sent to customers because it can destroy refining equipment and, at high temperatures, generates poisonous gas chlorine.
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In fact, it turns out heat waves tend to be more dangerous in cooler climates, where high temperatures are a larger deviation from the norm.
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France's coach, Corinne Diacre, and its captain, Amandine Henry, were asked about the high temperatures several times in their final news conference before the game.
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The high temperatures and dry conditions didn't help when a lightning strike sparked the initial fire on Tohakum Peak northeast of Pyramid Lake on Tuesday evening.
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Also, in a lot of places there is simply no option to fill up, and with high temperatures I'm drinking close to a gallon a day.
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High temperatures 15 to 20 degrees above average will return for the final day of the month, reaching 70 degrees as far north as Richmond, Virginia.
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Meteorologists at AccuWeather forecast high temperatures in Houston, San Antonio and Dallas will reach the 90s and 100s every day for the rest of the month.
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A secondary arctic air blast is expected through the Midwest and Northeast next week, with high temperatures forecast to be 20 to 30 degrees below normal.
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In 2014, for instance, a drought and high temperatures struck Brazil, the world's biggest coffee grower, when the arabica cherries were developing, a potentially devastating time.
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"It is lovely that Prince George is trying to help keep his family dog, Lupo, cool in these high temperatures," the organization said in a statement.
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Its dense urban living, combined with a humid climate, means growing heat threats, with average high temperatures in the summer hitting 31 or 32 degrees Celsuis.
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Unlike gasoline engines, diesel engines required no spark plugs to ignite the fuel injected into each cylinder: Pressure and high temperatures caused it to combust spontaneously.
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Average high temperatures in July top out at 8°C; for three and a half months in the winter, the sun does not rise at all.
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Western states have seen a lot more snow than the East Coast over the past month, and more high temperatures in the single digits are coming.
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Early afternoon high temperatures may struggle with strong northwesterly winds gusting near 260 mph, but we should still eke out mid-260s to near 40 degrees.
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The wildfire, whipped by unpredictable winds on a day of high temperatures, worsened dramatically in a short time and many residents had little notice to flee.
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Image: AP Photo/Esteban FelixA combination of a long-term drought and historically high temperatures set the stage for a very bad fire season this summer.
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Day explained that the team was specifically analyzing volatile elements that evaporate at high temperatures in Trinity rocks, and comparing the data with lunar sample measurements.
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High temperatures dented apparel specialty stores' revenue by $393 million during those two months as compared with the prior year, according to new research by Planalytics.
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The 15 hybrids, bred in Kenya and Tanzania, are also tolerant to diseases and the high temperatures found in Kenya's western Lake Region and coastal areas.
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High temperatures in Los Angeles are expected to reach the mid 21.0s to low 60s Fahrenheit (14-17 Celsius) Tuesday-Thursday, according to weather forecaster AccuWeather.
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High temperatures and winds were working against firefighters, and the fire was forecast to move to the east, putting oil operations in its path, officials said.
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Since April, the state has experienced more than a dozen large wildfires "aided by high temperatures, winds, and available fuels," his office said in a statement.
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High temperatures on Thursday may reach 30 degrees Fahrenheit above average for this time of year in New England, before a weekend cool down sets in.
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Jamie Holeman of California's Pasadena Humane Society said such scenarios are all too common, especially in areas like California, where people are accustomed to high temperatures.
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After record high temperatures in the summer of 2018, the department installed 193 slushie machines in prisons across the country, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
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The unusually high temperatures have forced farmers to delay wheat sowing in Islamabad and its suburban areas such as Rawat, Gujar Khan, Taxila, Attock and Rawalpindi.
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High temperatures and winds through the weekend contributed to the "large plume growth and extreme fire behavior," said the National Weather Service office in Los Angeles.
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PARIS, Aug 1 (Reuters) - French utility EDF on Wednesday said that forecasts of high temperatures in the Rhone River could lead to the shutdown from Aug.
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The straw shortages are part of a broader problem of reduced grain crops across Europe and other key producing regions, amid high temperatures and low rainfall.
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" The fire was one of several burning in Southern California, where days of high temperatures dried out brush and produced what Tripp called "extremely stressed vegetation.
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The video Garrett posted shows a charging river of melted glacier ice running into the ocean after the island experienced unusually high temperatures in the 70s.
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The Netherlands, Germany, and Belgium have seen record-high temperatures, while France and England could see national records broken Thursday, forecast to be the hottest day.
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Europe is battling an unprecedented heat wave that has seen record-high temperatures in three countries and has already been associated with at least four deaths.
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High temperatures in the 90s and in the triple digits in some areas have created dangerous wildfire conditions and led firefighters to prepare for the worst.
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Firefighters have been working in tough conditions with the area under a red-flag warning for strong winds and high temperatures for more than 48 hours.
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Record-breaking summer marches on to the beat of climate change AccuWeather analyst Joel Myers warned that some groups are particularly vulnerable to the high temperatures.
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Going forward, the forecast won't be helpful in fighting the flames: high temperatures, low humidity and increased winds -- the perfect recipe for more explosive fire behavior.
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This common summer condition is typically the result of prolonged exposure to high temperatures and happens when your body temperature rises to 104 F or higher.
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PG&E also aims to speed up equipment repairs and safety inspections and shut power lines if high temperatures and winds contribute to risks of wildfires.
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While cars, obviously, contain other flammable materials, he was specifically worried that at high temperatures 1234yf emitted hydrogen fluoride, which is dangerous if inhaled or touched.
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Forecasters said winds could be stronger Wednesday, around 20 mph to 2000 mph, and high temperatures and low humidity don't bode well for containing the blazes.
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Mothers who endure high temperatures early in their pregnancy have a much greater risk that their baby will have congenital heart problems, earlier research has found.
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To be really quick you have to be on the limit all the time, and with the high temperatures, the risk of crashing is really high.
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" Two separate studies also found that unusually high temperatures across Asia and the Arctic in 2016 "would not have been possible without human-caused climate change.
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Shanna: My midwife told me I needed to be careful with high temperatures close to my stomach, so I couldn't stand too close to hot equipment.
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The rock fragments were heated to more than 900 degrees Fahrenheit, and the rover's instruments looked at the molecules that wafted away at the high temperatures.
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On Tuesday, after weeks of high temperatures, it was 2,097 meters high — only 20 centimeters, or about six inches, taller than the north peak, said Prof.
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The gas is turned into a plasma at extremely high temperatures, releasing carbon pieces, which are then layered onto a diamond seed in the vacuum chamber.
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But it warned that strong sunshine and high temperatures were expected to return to the region in the coming days, raising the risk of fires ahead.
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High temperatures should get into at least the mid-210s, with low 50s possible if we stay drier, allowing for a few more peeks of sunshine.
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We know for certain that high temperatures can kill sperm, which is why the testicles are outside the body, keeping them up to 22016 degrees cooler.
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The cooler conditions are expected to continue into Friday, but authorities are already preparing for a return to extremely high temperatures and strong winds on Saturday.
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This summer's high temperatures and subsequent fires are linked to climate change, which drives long-term warming trends and makes these kinds of events more severe.
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What batteries do get processed are exported and recycled using a pyrometallurgical method, which uses high temperatures to smelt the batteries and extract some reusable components.
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It's part of a worldwide effort to harness nuclear fusion, a process in which atoms join at extremely high temperatures and release large amounts of energy.
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When exposed to the high temperatures created by burning airplane fuel, steel columns in both towers lost strength, putting too much load on other structural supports.
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Erratic winds and record high temperatures have fueled blazes that blackened nearly 410,000 acres in California, the state's highest year-to-date level in a decade.
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Central Chile has been undergoing a severe drought in recent years and record high temperatures in the past few months have fanned a number of destructive fires.
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HCAs form when muscle in beef, pork, poultry, or even fish, is cooked at high temperatures, especially above 300 degrees Fahrenheit, according to the National Cancer Institute.
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This will bring with it high temperatures that will struggle to get above 0°F, and overnight lows on Tuesday through Thursday will plunge well below zero.
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The latest heat wave to bake a part of the globe is underway in Alaska where several locations, including Anchorage, broke single-day records for high temperatures.
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Divers survey these waters during a heat wave in April, and they say that about 210 percent of their reef here was damaged by the high temperatures.
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High temperatures of up to 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) have been predicted for Greece, and authorities have warned that the risk of forest fires is high.
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"High temperatures in the 90s to near 100 degrees, combined with high dewpoints, is expected result in heat indices of 100 to 110 degrees for many areas."
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The two children, who have not been identified, were allegedly "in distress due to the high temperatures," Ontario police Detective Melissa Ramirez told the San Bernardino Sun .
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These include SpaceX, Blue Origin and Lockheed Martin, among others, with projects ranging from improving spacecraft operation in high temperatures to landing rockets vertically on the Moon.
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The GFS model is among the more aggressive ones projecting the second Arctic blast, showing high temperatures in the single digits along the East Coast by Dec.
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Now, all of these are volatile, and when they are heated at high temperatures like we see with dripping, you could produce high levels of carcinogenic compounds.
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High temperatures Wednesday are expected to vary widely in the region, from the high 60s in some parts of the Bay Area to the lower 80s elsewhere.
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Local authorities say the forecast for the next 7 to 10 days continues to show high temperatures and low humidity, which would mean challenging conditions for firefighters.
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Record-high temperatures that scorched northern Alberta last week will dip to below average and stay in the mid-50s through Thursday, CNN meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A heatwave covered large parts of Canada on Wednesday, bringing unusually high temperatures and humidity to the country's biggest cities and sparking a health alert.
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It might not quite be time to throw out your soldering iron, but the technique could certainly prove useful for repairs where high temperatures may prove problematic.
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A. A hydrogen bomb, also known as a thermonuclear bomb, combines hydrogen isotopes under extremely high temperatures to form helium, in a process known as nuclear fusion.
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" Francisca Serrano, a souvenir seller, added "we are used to high temperatures, but it seems the air doesn&apost flow and that makes it difficult to breathe.
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Its two reactors at the 2,600 megawatt (MW) Golfech nuclear power plant in the south of France were offline due to high temperatures on the Garonne river.
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In Germany, PreussenElektra, the nuclear unit of utility E.ON, said it would take its Grohnde reactor offline on Friday due to high temperatures in the Weser river.
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There are good reasons for this: the federation of seven emirates is hampered by high temperatures, a lack of arable land, salty soil and steep production costs.
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"The startlingly high temperatures so far in 2016 have sent shockwaves around the climate science community," David Carlson, director of the World Climate Research Programme (WCRP), said.
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This map from the NWS shows all the locations across parts of the Southwest that recorded high temperatures of at least 100 degrees Fahrenheit on June 21.
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Two main theories, known as the General Aggression Model and Routine Activity Theory, have been used as explanations for this strong correlation between high temperatures and violence.
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Fire doors, which can withstand high temperatures for a set period of time, are not common in Bangladesh and need to be imported, the Alliance group said.
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In fact, American Airlines cancelled dozens of flights out of Phoenix, AZ the past few days due to staggeringly high temperatures (Phoenix reached 119 degrees on Tuesday).
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Pros: Affordable, auto shut off, heats quickly, reaches high temperatures, long cord, insulated glove includedCons: Only five temperature settings, heat might be too high for fine hair
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This winter's high temperatures and forecasts of continuing warmth have hit Compass Minerals International Inc, the largest North American salt producer, with declining sales and stock prices.
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I bake quick-breads and brownies in it, use it to roast veggies at high temperatures, and even make pot pies with fluffy, crispy drop biscuit crust.
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"When reached for comment, a Moy Parks spokesperson told the Lincolnite "The recent high temperatures have been very challenging for many in the farming and poultry industries.
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This atmospheric composition is a big part of the reason behind Venus's extraordinarily high temperatures and atmospheric pressure; but how did Earth's 'sister' planet get this way?
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When I met with Wheeler in October, we talked about the impact of climate change: dangerously high temperatures, rising seas, deadly wildfires, torrential rainfalls and devastating hurricanes.
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The National Weather Service said high temperatures in the northern and central Plains along with the Upper Mississippi Valley will be nearly 30 degrees below normal Friday.
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The colder air will flow into areas from New England to the southern Plains by Saturday — with high temperatures ranging from 10 to 20 degrees below normal.
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Forest fires are a regular feature of Chile's hot, arid summers, but a nearly decade-long drought combined with historically high temperatures have created tinder-dry conditions.
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What we're watching: Two key questions are: How many new fires will be sparked during this heat wave, since the high temperatures dry out vegetation even further?
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This year, damper weather prevented the usual flare-ups in Spain, Italy and Portugal, but unusually high temperatures have led to wildfires in Sweden, Finland and Norway.
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That's the heterocyclic amines, or HCAs, which occur when high temperatures meet muscle meat, which includes red meat (pork, beef, lamb, goat), poultry (turkey, chicken) and fish.
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"Just in this month we have had a lot of days with little cloud cover, high temperatures and scarce rainfall, which favors continued low temperatures," Gonzalez said.
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The team discovered that chaff could also be used to make car parts, especially ones that need to withstand high temperatures, like headlights and car battery covers.
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The AI company Sensetime is marketing to the government biometric and video software that can apparently identify individuals with high temperatures, or individuals who aren't wearing masks.
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Tonight: Evening temperatures may briefly drop back into the 503s to around 50 but then rise again toward dawn, perhaps higher than our previous daytime high temperatures!
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Both days should manage to make it into the 50s for high temperatures, with an outside chance we surpass 60 degrees Tuesday with a hint of mugginess.
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With strong northeasterly breezes gusting around 25 mph at times, ushering in this chillier air, high temperatures struggle to get into the mid-40s to near 50.
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Authorities blocked access to Hyams Beach at the weekend amid severe drought, record high temperatures and winds fanning fires as close as 15 kilometres (9 miles) away.
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The high temperatures used in some smoking techniques could be a risk factor, as high heat has been linked to formation of cancerous substances when cooking meat.
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Record high temperatures and drought exacerbated by climate change have ignited blazes that have destroyed more than 1,000 homes and nine million acres and killed 18 people.
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Record high temperatures and drought exacerbated by the climate crisis have ignited blazes that have killed more than two dozen people and destroyed 2,000 homes since September.
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In Qatar, botanists are hunting for breeds of grass able to withstand high temperatures on open-air football pitches when the country hosts the 2022 World Cup.
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A UN report released this week said that the commitments countries pledged to limit the climate crisis are nowhere near enough to stave off record-high temperatures.
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In Missouri, farm cooperative MFA Inc said it stopped spraying dicamba for customers last month partly because high temperatures made it too difficult to follow the label.
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Heatwave in the southeast, cold in the west As the stormy weather continues in some parts of the country, the holiday weekend is set to herald in the informal start of summer with record high temperatures forecast around the southeastern US. CNN meteorologist Allison Chinchar said new records could be set for high temperatures in dozens of cities, in states from Louisiana to Virginia, setting the stage for potentially deadly conditions.
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The blaze, which began on Saturday near the town of Tejeda, is advancing on several fronts, propelled by a combination of high temperatures, strong winds and low humidity.
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Fanned by high temperatures and dry conditions, the 15 fires broke out over the weekend and spread to cover some 73,000 acres (114 sq miles), fire officials said.
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At the most extreme high temperatures, the glue holding everything together and outer plastic casing can get warped and damaged as they quite literally melt under the heat.
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Wildfires are a natural part of the state's Arctic ecosystem, but the record-high temperatures from May, coupled with the current heat wave, has allowed them to proliferate.
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How the sun can affect your health Sunny skies and high temperatures put people more at risk of getting sunburn but it's not just a short-term discomfort.
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More extreme weather events, from high temperatures to flooding, can prevent crops from growing and reduce yields, but higher CO2 levels could also affect the foods you eat.
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But three independent reports concluded the chemical Takata uses to deploy its air bags, ammonium nitrate, can degrade after long-term exposure to environmental moisture and high temperatures.
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During the height of the heat wave, a majority of the contiguous U.S. is likely to see high temperatures well above 26000 degrees Fahrenheit, or 213 degrees Celsius.
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Rubber seals are used in large numbers in the extensive piping found in nuclear reactors and their cooling systems and can be subject to high temperatures and pressure.
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Luckily the center was open at the time, so employees quickly found the baby cats, who were panting, sweaty, running high temperatures and shaking when they were discovered.
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As a bonus, these magnets become superconducting at relatively high temperatures, so can be cooled using liquid nitrogen, which is cheap, rather than liquid helium, which is expensive.
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High temperatures in Houston, the state's biggest city by population, hit 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38o Celsius) on Monday and could go higher on Tuesday, according to AccuWeather forecasts.
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Since the human body's natural cooling mechanism relies on the evaporation of sweat, a high dew point combined with high temperatures can increase the risk of heat stroke.
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McQuade's research has shown that when molecules similar to chemical weapons are incinerated at high temperatures, virtually all of the original material is broken down into simple gases.
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As a result, people aren't used to the extreme heat and are unprepared to deal with it by staying hydrated or taking frequent breaks away from high temperatures.
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Heat is one of the country's leading weather-related killers, and each year dozens of Americans die from overexposure to high temperatures, according to The National Weather Service.
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For instance, the team observed relatively cool coronal material during the 2015 Svalbard eclipse that, for some reason, remained cool in spite of the high temperatures surrounding it.
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But the rally on Saturday, marked by potentially record-setting high temperatures in the nation's capital, offered Democrats an opportunity once again to take aim at President Trump.
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The country's weather bureau on Tuesday said that climate change could cause more extreme weather events, following floods, drought and extreme high temperatures in some regions this year.
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Fire and emergency services officials said that shifting winds and continued high temperatures could increase the size of the fire, which covered about 25,000 acres on Wednesday morning.
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High temperatures in the Great Plains will be in the 40s and 50s, but the wind will make it feel cooler to those heading out to the polls.
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The team also found that the foam expands 80 percent less than solid metal as it reaches those high temperatures, and that expansion is much more consistent, too.
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High temperatures in Houston, the state's biggest city by population, hit 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38° Celsius) on Monday and could go higher on Tuesday, according to AccuWeather forecasts.
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High temperatures in Houston, the state's biggest city, will reach 133 degrees Fahrenheit (38o Celsius) for a seventh day in a row on Tuesday, according to AccuWeather forecasts.
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"Locations in the Plains will see temperatures 30 degrees colder than they were on New Year's Eve with some high temperatures staying in the single digits," Guy said.
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The local government has called these fires a regular phenomenon, but admitted that they could be spreading more rapidly this year due to high temperatures and low rainfall.
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Officials are warning cleanup workers and volunteers to take breaks and stay hydrated, as the Japan Meteorological Agency has forecast high temperatures for the rest of the week.
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The fire started on Saturday near Tejeda but spiraled out of control due to a combination of high temperatures, strong winds, and low humidity, according to the report.
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Record high temperatures are possible Wednesday, as many areas may feel as hot as 95 to 110 degrees on the heat index, according to the National Weather Service.
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High temperatures in Houston, the state's biggest city, will reach 133 degrees Fahrenheit (38° Celsius) for a seventh day in a row on Tuesday, according to AccuWeather forecasts.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In 2016, the Earth experienced its hottest year since the 1880s when modern records began, marking the third consecutive year of record-high temperatures.
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A dangerous and oppressive heat wave is forecast to scorch the central and eastern US over the next few days, with record high temperatures possible in the Northeast.
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High temperatures and humidity began hitting Quebec last Sunday with temperatures in the mid-90s for Montreal -- about 20 degrees higher than normal for this time of year.
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Even if we drastically reduce emissions, by 2100 nearly half the world's population would be exposed to deadly high temperatures at least 20 days out of the year.
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While high temperatures can lead to severe dehydration and heatstroke for sober people after spending hours dancing or performing other physical activities, drug use can increase the risks.
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They're the items that probably weren't at the top of your "must buy" list when high-temperatures first hit, but the ones that really make getting dressed exciting.
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NOAA forecast an above average spring for most he US >>> High temperatures will rise near 100 degrees Fahrenheit across parts of West Texas and the Texas Panhandle Thursday.
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Peterson works with pebble-bed reactors, which use small spherical fuel "pebbles" where the radioactive material is encased in a ceramic shell that can withstand extremely high temperatures.
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Record high temperatures in the Pacific Ocean, fueled by global warming and a powerful El Niño, have turned this once vibrant ecosystem into a ghastly pale white tableau.
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California is deep into its dry season, with many hillsides covered by combustible brush, and many areas, including San Francisco, have experienced record high temperatures in recent days.
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The fires could intensify this weekend, as strong winds and high temperatures threaten to create even more dire conditions in the town and more than a dozen others.
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The researchers discovered that the bodies had not been exposed to the high temperatures expected with the volcano's pyroclastic flow, or massive cloud of toxic gas and material.
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When the coffee chaff is heated to high temperatures and mixed with plastic and other additives, it turns into a material that can be formed into various shapes.
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A typical one features high temperatures that are 10 to 20 degrees above normal — in most of the Northeast, enough to make the difference between freezing and thawing.
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Firefighters had taken advantage of rain and milder temperatures in the past week to contain blazes, but the respite ended on Wednesday when high temperatures and winds returned.
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The summer of 2019 had brought no relief; July was the hottest month on record for the planet, with scorching heat waves setting record-high temperatures across Europe.
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Climate data shows that Fort McMurray has seen an increase in the number of days with high temperatures above 25 degrees Celsius, or 77 degrees Fahrenheit, since 1950.
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This and other changes help our hearts to labor less, so that, in general, the effort of being physically active in high temperatures starts to feel less wearing.
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High temperatures make it harder for the human body to shed heat, which can lead to dangerous conditions like heat exhaustion and heat stroke, as well as organ failure.
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They describe the structure of nickel and iron atoms at high temperatures, how electrons interact in collections of these atoms, and how these elements' behaviors change at high pressures.
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Morell said that a main focus is developing varieties that are more resistant to high temperatures, and more frequent droughts and floods from rain as well as the ocean.
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State fire officials say high temperatures in the 80s, low humidity and erratic winds helped the blaze expand on Tuesday and that the same weather was expected on Wednesday.
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Brink said the system that is bringing more snow from the Great Lakes to the northeast may change to rain by Monday afternoon, as high temperatures climb above freezing.
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Despite the day's high temperatures — an omen, perhaps, of the oncoming future — there was a hopefulness to the event: to the signs, the costumes, even the giant puppet show.
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For example, Las Vegas provides interesting scenarios for our vehicles to encounter, like reversible lanes, complex pick-up and drop-off zones, high temperatures and more night-time activity.
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Ocean temperatures off the Southern California coast have been profoundly warm in August, with a number of all-time high temperatures recorded in San Diego's almost bath-like waters.
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Forms of tea, including the leaf infusion maté, are typically drunk at extremely high temperatures, above 2000 degrees Fahrenheit (2420 degrees Celsius) in these regions, according to the agency.
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The forecast for the next seven to 10 days continued to show high temperatures and low humidity, which would mean challenging conditions for firefighters, CalFire Chief Ken Pimlott said.
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Unusually high temperatures across the most populous parts of the United States since the end of May helped drive record gas combustion by power producers this summer (tmsnrt.rs/2dKGyre).
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Now the bulk of the vehicle will be made out of stainless steel alloy instead, a material that Musk argues can withstand super high temperatures and still remain strong.
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In March 2019, extremely high temperatures — stoked by a combination of weather events and longer-term climate change — blanketed Alaska, breaking all-time and daily records around the state.
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The blaze is one of 11 large wildfires in the state, where high temperatures and parched conditions brought on by a five-year drought have raised the fire danger.
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Well, it's impossible unless you have access to mechanical engineers, chemists, physicists, and materials scientists who have worked on designing ceramics and metals that can survive impossibly high temperatures.
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Experts expected another outbreak after the 22015/16 El Nino which brought high temperatures and drought to southern and eastern Africa - but it has not yet materialized, said Abeku.
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However, the ministry has warned that low wind speeds and relatively high temperatures over winter compared to last year will make it harder to disperse pollution in some regions.
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In theory, nothing about vaping—which just heats a tincture of a substance at high temperatures to create a vapor to inhale—should change the risk profile of CBD.
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Trump said that the United States did not have enough capacity to make samarium cobalt rare earth permanent magnets, which can withstand high temperatures and are resistant to corrosion.
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Methane mostly forms during the decomposition of organic matter by microorganisms at low temperatures, or by the breakdown of organic molecules at high temperatures deep beneath the Earth's surface.
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The dangers include a proliferation of heat waves with record-high temperatures that kill vulnerable people and the spreading of tropical diseases such as the Zika virus, he said.
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This Arctic winter has startled even the most even-keeled scientists, with records set for low sea ice extent, high temperatures and other indicators of a climate gone awry.
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New research published today in Nature suggests that movement of the massive storm in Jupiter's lower atmosphere may be responsible for the extra high temperatures in the upper layer.
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For example, we shouldn't dismiss that record-high temperatures in many parts of the country have contributed to unseasonably warm weather this year, resulting in fewer heating-degree days.
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High temperatures in Los Angeles were forecast to top 2.63 degrees Fahrenheit (32 Celsius) Monday-Friday with the mercury expected to reach 97 degrees on Wednesday, according to AccuWeather.
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"Due to the extreme heat, we are asking anyone thinking of doing criminal activity to hold off until Monday," Braintree police wrote as the high temperatures set in Friday.
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Image by GoogleGoogle has announced that it's expanding its self-driving car tests to Phoenix, Arizona, in order to test how the cars handle high temperatures and desert dust.
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Meggitt's margins have been dragged down by its Polymers and Composites unit, part of the business that makes sophisticated engine parts which can withstand high temperatures from composite materials.
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Officials made the switch amid concerns that fireworks mixed with high temperatures, dry air and windy conditions pose too big a threat to areas already being ravaged by wildfires.
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The forest fires, touched off by timber smugglers, poachers and farmers, have been a particular problem this year as a result of high temperatures and low rainfall, experts say.
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High winds, high temperatures and low humidity in the state's fifth year of drought drove the flames to flare from five acres to 30,000 in less than 24 hours.
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The problem for cosmologists is that the extremely high temperatures and pressures that dominated the first microseconds after the Big Bang would have prevented the creation of permanent particles.
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When the simulated hot Jupiter was exposed to these high temperatures and faux-starlight beams, its brew of hydrogen and carbon monoxide partially transformed into water and carbon dioxide.
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The weather was already chilly in the Northeast after a cold front came through, causing high temperatures to drop 15 to 323 degrees from Monday into Tuesday, Garrett said.
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However, I'm a skeptic and I don't do well in high temperatures, so I was a little nervous about forcing my body to tolerate extreme heat for an hour.
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It is apparent that high temperatures are a risk to India today, and at the same time it is vulnerable to climate change, underscoring the challenge the country faces.
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On Saturday, several places in Portugal experienced record highs, and over the past week, two people have died in Spain from the high temperatures, and a third in Portugal.
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High temperatures and fast-acting dry spells in the South reported last week have boiled over into a "flash drought" blasting 56 million people with dry heat, AP reports.
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