The wind shifts northerly when the temperature starts to cool.
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Due to these strong northerly winds, lakeshore flooding is likely.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Northerly winds slowly calm and skies clear.
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Northerly flow will allow this to continue through much of today.
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Prepare to hold your breath and pray for a northerly wind.
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The northerly warm airflow opened up the sea ice north of Greenland.
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A very light breeze is possible, mainly out of a northerly direction.
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Their northerly distribution leads me to suspect lizard-lions are the Westerosian alligators.
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Even the northerly state of Alaska has been "exceptionally warm" so far this year.
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In the more northerly bit of Alaska, flush with oil, 66% expressed their satisfaction.
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Sunday night: Northerly winds kick in overnight, steadily but lightly — as it appears now.
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Northerly winds average around 210 mph but could gust near 20 mph through midday.
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These include the country's most northerly point, Malin Head, which is located in County Donegal.
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Taiwan's Defense Ministry said the U.S. ships had left the strait following a northerly route.
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These strong northerly winds across Lake Michigan will gusts to 40 mph across Lake Michigan.
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MI) Golihere floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) unit, the world's most northerly oilfield in production.
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In the early hours of Saturday, insurgents stormed security posts in the northerly province of Baghlan.
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The next Monday (actually, Halloween), we ventured into the Upper East Side's northerly neighbor, East Harlem.
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In northerly places with long days, some Muslims opt to follow the fasting hours of Mecca.
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On the East Coast this is bringing more northerly winds, more storms and more storm surges.
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After reaching an elevation of 6,000 feet, they were instructed to make a slight northerly turn.
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In more northerly places, the midnight sun, as it's called, remains visible 24 hours a day.
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Highs in the middle to upper 30s with light northerly breezes at five to 10 mph.
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Spain, Italy and Greece were less competitive than their northerly neighbors, ranking 32nd, 44th and 86th respectively.
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According to forecasts, the pollution will gradually abate with the expected arrival of northerly winds on Thursday.
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Drug-traffickers mostly bypass the isthmus, preferring to ship cocaine to the United States through northerly neighbours.
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The Larsen C Ice Shelf is the most northerly of the remaining major Antarctic Peninsula ice shelves.
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In Montana, Big Sky's northerly latitude and decent amount of north-facing terrain help slopes stay cooler.
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The sun will reach its most northerly point on that date, directly overhead at the Tropic of Cancer.
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Athens argues that the use of the name implies territorial claim over Greece's own northerly region of Macedonia.
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Things have gone south in the most northerly town in the world: The supermarket shelves are nearly bare.
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And the prize for most northerly named gritter goes to Sprinkles, who is diligently serving the citizens of Nairn.
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It took at least a week before a stiff northerly wind cleared the haze to reveal the craggy range.
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While Florida and Ohio are becoming more Republican, the more northerly states appear to be reverting to the Democrats.
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Could it be that their genes, adapted to the northerly environment, provided a selective advantage to our ancestors as well?
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At this most northerly point in the U.K, I felt a profound sense that I was very far from home.
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These strong northerly winds will bring gusts up to 40 mph across Lake Michigan, increasing the possibility of lakeshore flooding.
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France relies more heavily on air conditioning than Germany which is more northerly and has far fewer units per capita.
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It will take a more northerly direction and tropical storm-force winds could arrive in Puerto Rico by early Tuesday.
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Logical people will tell you that mass jellyfish swarms like this are simply the result of summer-long northerly winds.
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Villages along the coast of the northerly Zambezi province were cut off from the mainland by a two-meter storm surge.
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Inuvik is the most northerly settlement in Canada accessible year-round by a road, at least until Tuk assumes this title.
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In 19773, he published a research paper that calculated that 40 percent of the northerly shift was attributed to temperature change.
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However, northerly winds are expected to pick back up Wednesday evening, and Santa Ana winds are possible Thursday into the weekend.
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In the spring, Sugarloaf's northerly Maine latitude and its north-facing terrain — 70 percent of the resort — make it a plum pick.
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Hook into a northerly breeze, so that the wind and current align, and sailors enjoy a magic-carpet ride toward Bass Strait.
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The rapper held his signature hip-hop and gospel pop-up event on Chicago's Northerly Island for a crowd of eager fans.
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The world's most northerly machine is at Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway and the most southerly located at the McMurdo station at the South Pole.
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Otherwise we're mostly cloudy with light winds, shifting to a more northerly direction overnight, and temperatures falling to the 30s to near 40.
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In Taipei, Taiwan's Defense Ministry said the ships had passed through the Taiwan Strait from the southwest and proceeded in a northerly direction.
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But I've been a Brooklyn boy for more than 20 years, so trips to that far northerly region have not always been convenient.
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Among those to back the proposal to scrap the clock changes are Spain and Finland, which has the most northerly EU national capital.
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Instead, they flew directly over Mümliswil, four miles away over the hills of the Thal national park in Switzerland's northerly Basel-Landschaft canton.
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A string of deaths and disappearances in a northerly and remote part of Canada's British Columbia province may be linked, police have said.
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Hurricane Jose, another Cape Verde storm, is following in the wake of Irma, but it's projected to travel along a more northerly path.
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Bird flu has been largely absent from the most northerly area of Schleswig-Holstein for five weeks, said state farm minister Robert Habeck.
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IT IS whaling season in Utqiagvik, the newly official—as well as ancient indigenous—name for Barrow, Alaska's, and therefore America's, most northerly settlement.
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For reasons not well understood, strong northerly winds that normally break up a red tide by December failed to materialize last winter, Stumpf said.
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It is the second most northerly military base in North America; Canadian Forces Station Alert, just 500 miles from the North Pole, is first.
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Many outsiders assume that this 123-square-mile borough is more elite than Saddle River, its neighbor, when it is really only more northerly.
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His YouTube account contained several videos of bombings and other events related to the conflict that were filmed from the same northerly vantage point.
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Pay attention to the northerly "meltemi" wind, which acts like "natural air conditioning" but can ruin a night if you don't carry a jacket.
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On Monday, the summer sun will reach its most northerly point, directly overhead at the Tropic of Cancer at 23 degrees 27 minutes north latitude.
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The storm may meander into the mountainous island of Cuba, in which case it would weaken some, before slowing down and making a northerly turn.
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There was some concern that spring wheat planting in northerly regions could be delayed, though analysts said snowfall could offer beneficial moisture for winter wheat.
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When the distance between those stars is equal to the bottom star's altitude above the horizon, your northerly latitude is 21 degrees: That of Honolulu.
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Greece, a member of both groups, says Macedonia's use of the name could imply territorial claims on Greece's most northerly province of the same name.
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The more northerly ones — scattered around Kansas, Washington, Illinois, Virginia, Minnesota, and New York, plus four in the suburbs of Philadelphia — are distinctly non-rusty.
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Though land in more northerly latitudes may become arable, it will be further from the agricultural knowhow, infrastructure and logistical networks of traditional farming regions.
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Today (Friday): Sunshine helps reduce the return of a wintry sting, thanks in part to northerly winds gusting near 24 mph, especially in the morning.
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"Winter is coming" is not just a quote invented by American pop culture, but was once an actual way of life in these northerly climates.
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On June 20, the summer sun will reach its most northerly point, directly overhead at the Tropic of Cancer at 23 degrees 27 minutes north latitude.
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The paper referred to China as "a near-Arctic nation" (never mind that its most northerly settlement is no closer to the Arctic than Berlin is).
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Later, Reuters reported that a second British-operated tanker had also taken a sharp northerly turn and was heading toward Iran after passing through the strait.
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But in Helsinki, most northerly of the EU's national capitals where there is less than six hours of daylight in late December, there is a problem.
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Taiwan's defense ministry said in a statement late on Thursday the ships were moving in a northerly direction and that their voyage was in accordance with regulations.
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THE ELECTION in July for the upper house of Japan's parliament was "remarkably unfair", Kazuhiko Tomita, a judge on the northerly island of Hokkaido, ruled in October.
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"The reason it's getting this hot in Tasmania is we've got quite strong northerly winds bringing that hot air down from the mainland," said meteorologist Luke Johnston.
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The damage was not uniform, with the southern section of the reef avoiding damage completely, while more northerly parts lost up to 83 percent of their coral.
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It is a phenomenon regularly witnessed in the Arctic and Antarctic, but can also form at extreme northerly and southerly latitudes, in regions including Alaska and northern Russia.
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Farmers in parts of Germany's most northerly state of Schleswig-Holstein will be permitted to allow their poultry into open fields from Saturday, the state farm ministry said.
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The satellites travel in a circumpolar orbit, meaning that instead of tracing the Equator they fly on a path that we might consider northerly, cruising over the poles.
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Due to Jose's more northerly route, islands such as Antigua and Barbuda, ravaged by Irma, dodged the worse of the second storm, according to the New York Times.
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Traders were also monitoring a wintry storm moving across some northerly U.S. crop belts, with the risk of crops being knocked over by snowfall or damaged by frosts.
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It had previously been forecast to hug Florida's Atlantic coast, and a week before was projected to take a more northerly track that could have missed the state entirely.
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"We have experienced short-term production impacts from heavy rain at our two most northerly coal sites, Collinsville and Newlands," a Glencore spokesman said in a statement to Reuters.
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Right now, the GFS has Irma taking a more northerly track that curves to the north before it reaches the Caribbean, thus making a US landfall much less likely.
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The center said the storm is expected to move north-northwest through today and in a northerly direction on Wednesday, followed by a turn to the northeast on Thursday.
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In more northerly Alpine vineyards, as in Valtellina, Carema, Ghemme and a few other places, it is likewise made into wine with the potential for intensity, grace and nuance.
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Ocean Infinity's effort has been guided as well by wreckage washed ashore on the coasts of Africa and several islands in the Indian Ocean—hence the more northerly starting point.
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The exception to this dismal picture is Rory Stewart, the secretary of state for international development and the MP for one of England's most northerly constituencies, Penrith and the Border.
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Although Blom's focus is Europe, the most densely settled northerly area of the planet, he makes it clear that the effects of the Little Ice Age were global in scale.
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The University of St. Andrews and the University of Edinburgh are longtime international favorites despite the bland cuisine and grim seasons — the more northerly you venture, the darker the winters.
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Mothers carried babies on their backs and clung to their older children's hands, but the blasts from the bombs blew some children away as strong northerly winds fueled the conflagration.
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Ye held his Sunday Service in Chi-Town this week, hosting a massive crowd at the Huntington Bank Pavilion on Northerly Island ... and it seemed to be a packed house.
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To the south, Guzman would find himself tunneling into NYC police headquarters, while going in either a northerly or westerly direction would bring him directly into a state or federal courthouse.
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SD: I was really attracted to going to somewhere right on the edge of the world, and it's modeled on this town [Svalbard] in the furthest northerly community on the planet.
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The decline of mining meant it had to rebrand itself to lure tourists eager to visit the most northerly town in the world that can be reached on a scheduled flight.
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"Northerly winds first and foremost really dry out the area," she said, a risky combination with grasses and vegetation in the summer and fall, when there has not been much rain.
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For years the Rio Grande Valley, the first entry into the United States following the shortest northerly route through Mexico, has been the country's busiest corridor for illegal crossings and smuggling.
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By 2050, on south-facing slopes at 1,19643 metres, there will be an estimated 25 fewer days of snow on the ground each year and 20 days fewer on northerly aspects.
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The Liaoning left Hong Kong at noon on Tuesday, before entering Taiwan's defense zone by traveling in a northerly direction via the western side of the Taiwan Strait, the ministry said.
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Despite the weather, solar works well in the UK. Panels can do their thing even with indirect sunlight, and the country's northerly position makes for 16 hours of daytime during the summer.
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Warusam, who is now in his 90s and lives at home in Saibai, in the northerly reaches of Australia's Torres Strait territory, said his memories of the war are slowly slipping away.
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But forecast models are indicating that Lane will turn in a more northerly direction by late Tuesday and Wednesday, which could put it on track to bring significant impacts to the islands.
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But forecasts indicate Lane will turn in a more northerly direction by Wednesday, which will bring the center of storm very close to Hawaii and Maui on Thursday, the Hurricane Center said.
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Image: Sean McCannUsing photos snapped by citizen scientists, Canadian researchers have documented the northerly spread of black widows into regions not typically known to host these spiders, whose bites can cause severe pain.
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But a number of their findings strongly suggest that&aposs the case, the wrote: Reports from 1990 to 2016 suggest a much more northerly black widow range than reports from 1960 to 1989.
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Traders were assessing the risk of more flooding as snow melts in northerly U.S. grain zones, as well as chances for further rain that could hold up planting of corn and spring wheat.
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Local historian Vanessa Seekee, who has studied the battalion's history, said Horn Island was the base for Australia's most northerly airstrip, which was vital for the Allied forces in the Asia Pacific theater.
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It was White Nights, after all, the annual summer festival that celebrates St. Petersburg's extreme northerly location and takes its name from the perma-glow that results, making night almost indistinguishable from day.
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"This year we have had a lot of northerly winds, and some local people say there's more algae than before, but that may be subjective," said Benjamin Potel of the Clean Coast association.
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As the most northerly World Cup venue, Sapporo was allocated just two games at the beginning of the tournament — before the weather worsens — but the city intends to make the most of it.
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Iraqi security sources said that U.S. forces in Iraq's northerly Nineveh province were ramping up security overnight, with U.S.-led coalition jets circling the perimeter of its military bases in Mosul and Qayarah.
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The situation may get worse, with temperatures pushing into the high 6003s this weekend, an abundance of dry grass because of an ongoing drought and offshore northerly "sundowner winds" that could spread the fire.
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You can drive from Chicago to Virginia by a more northerly route, via Toledo and Pittsburgh; perhaps Pittard had Mark and Maggie head south because reception was bound to be patchier in West Virginia.
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Her all-consuming challenge was to find the fastest route: decisions on whether we should take a northerly track and hug the shoreline, clear of the tide but also out of the best wind?
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But the high-amplitude, northerly track that the jet stream takes on during La Nina winters allows for frequent Arctic air intrusions in Canada and much of the United States, often resulting in colder winters.
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Iraq's armed forces started an offensive against Islamic State (IS) in the northerly Nineveh province on Thursday, in what was described as the first stage of an operation aimed at liberating the key city of Mosul.
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Athens has blocked the ex-Yugoslav republic's attempts to join NATO and objects to its EU membership bid because it says the name Macedonia implies a territorial claim over Greece's own northerly region of that name.
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Cindy Shaw, a carbon-research scientist with the Canadian Forest Service, studies the boreal forest — the world's most northerly forest, which circles the top of the globe like a ring of hair around a balding head.
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But Finland, with the most northerly EU national capital, this year called for the EU to halt the practice, which critics say it can cause long-term health problems, especially among young children and elderly people.
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Greenpeace climate and energy campaigner Huang Wei said that less than half of the improvement is due to favorable weather - particularly stronger northerly winds and low humidity – with the government's policies behind most of the change.
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The 500-mile circular course starts in the northern city of Inverness, then snakes along the rugged coastline, weaving along the west coast and some of the most northerly coastal points before heading south again through Dingwall.
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Out in the Atlantic, the Madeira archipelago reported more than 21950,33 cases of dengue in 23, in a sign of the northerly advance of what - at least until Zika - has been the world's fastest-spreading tropical disease.
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Mr. Hunsberger said drivers trying to leave the island might face floods from bay waters that rise when a high tide coincides with a northerly wind, and it appeared that many people were not taking any chances.
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Taiwan's defense ministry said in a statement late on Thursday the ships were moving in a northerly direction through the waterway that separates Taiwan from the Chinese mainland and that their voyage was in accordance with regulations.
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Salvini campaigned relentlessly in the northerly Emilia-Romagna region, a traditional left-wing stronghold, promising that victory for his League party's candidate as governor would allow him to serve an "eviction order" on the government in Rome.
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For Jorge Barroso, the former mayor, the turning point was in 2007, when he first gave Mr. Casimiro permission to hold a water sports competition off the most northerly — and the most deadly — of the town's two beaches.
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In the south and east of the continent of Namaa— far, far from northerly Zosma— there was a vast desert called the Elmuthaleth,the crossing of which was an art perfected by few and fiercely guarded against all others.
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"Volatility is always much more prevalent in South Australia because they get most of the extreme heat due to the...northerly winds blowing in from central Australia," said Andrew Koscharsky, Director of Energy with commodity trading house RCMA Group.
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Islamic State tried to block the troops' northerly advance into their de facto Iraqi capital with suicide car bombs and sniper fire, Brigadier General Walid Khalifa, deputy commander of the 9th brigade, told Reuters in Hulayla, west of Musherfa.
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This has been happening in parts of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, but it is not guaranteed to happen with Larsen C. The Larsen C Ice Shelf is the most northerly of the remaining major Antarctic Peninsula ice shelves.
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In San Antonio, ranked as the most spatially unequal city in the country, life in the northerly ZIP code 78258 has almost nothing in common with that of the ZIP code 78207, just west of downtown and the familiar Alamo Plaza.
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Cities in southern Florida and southern Texas, including Houston, Miami and Orlando, are at greater risk of seeing a Zika virus outbreak in the coming summer months compared to more northerly locations in the U.S., according to a new study.
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KLM also flies nonstop from Kuala Lumpur to Amsterdam, however the Dutch airline uses a Boeing 777-300ER which has a longer range and takes a more northerly route that reduces flight time to about 12 and a half hours.
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As of Tuesday, the authorities have continued to forecast extreme high temperatures -- exceeding 35C (95F) -- for most of Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu islands, with northerly Hokkaido the only one of the country's four main islands to escape the scorching heat.
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Located halfway between Pittsburgh to its East and Columbus to its West – this Appalachia town hugs the last northerly curve of the Ohio River – its geographical position places it between Pennsylvania and Ohio, the two states who will decide this election.
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Extreme swings between freezing and thawing can kill buds on trees, or lead to rain in northerly climes that is followed by freezing weather, forming a barrier of ice that prevents foraging animals like caribou from reaching vital winter browse.
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He survives attempted murder more times than I can count; he journeys with only a handful of other people to one of the most dangerous and northerly points on the map, and he returns one of the most powerful characters in Westeros.
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However, models disagree on where exactly that northerly turn will take place, and since this will determine the severity and types of impacts that Florida and other parts of the U.S. experience, there remains quite a bit of uncertainty to the long range track and intensity forecast.
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Issues range from President Donald Trump to China, from Russian President Vladimir Putin to Middle Eastern conflict, but what concerned me most in the last seven days were two separate reports that, when combined, make sober reading for those looking for northerly progress in stock market valuations.
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It might be, for example, that state-level secessionists in the State of Jefferson— up in the same northerly region that tilted toward Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primary and toward Trump in the general election — would prefer to hive off on their own, outside both California and the United States.
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Interpretations vary south of the Philippines, but it's reasonable to trace the island chain through Indonesia, the island state that forms the southern arc of the South China Sea, and on to the Andamans and Nicobars, which curve northerly from Banda Aceh, at Indonesia's westernmost extreme, before terminating off Burma.
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Skipping a low-key stop in the United States' low-key northerly neighbor -- a traditional dry run on foreign travel for a new president -- Trump will instead touch down in the capitals of three major world religions, a dramatic in-person entry into the fraught intersection of faith, politics and national security.
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