It's possible that the seas are becoming stormier due to warming temperatures, and that stormier conditions in turn contribute to extreme weather events.
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Earth is noticeably hotter, the weather stormier and more extreme.
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THE WORLD'S oceans are getting warmer, stormier and more acidic.
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Earth's oceans have become stormier since 1985, according to a study published Thursday in Science.
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" Those are the album's tenser, stormier numbers, songs like "1st Day Out tha Feds" and "Got Robbed.
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The poet's desires were stormier, less prone to the visual — how many supplicant celebrities have I seen?
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Flooding strengthens the case for minimising climate change, which threatens to make wet places wetter and storms stormier.
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Does this mean traders are overreacting to modest weakness, or are the options guys foretelling a stormier period ahead?
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El Niño typically brings warmer temperatures into the northern United States but colder, wetter and stormier weather in the south.
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It generally implies stormier and cold winters in Asia's northern hemisphere and warm but wet summers in the southern hemisphere.
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Prospects for 28503 look like more of the same, but further down the road could be a good deal stormier.
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On top of rising seas, Kennedy faces a stormier future—more extreme hurricanes in the summer and nor'easters in the winter.
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The planet is about 1°C hotter than in the 19th century and its seas are becoming warmer, stormier and more acidic.
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Hastened by feeble progress on curbing greenhouse-gas emissions, businesses face wetter floods, fiercer wildfires and stormier storms than in the past.
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Hastened by feeble progress on curbing greenhouse-gas emissions, businesses face wetter floods, fiercer wildfires and stormier storms than in the past (see article).
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The other substantial Boucher here — stormier, but just as fanciful — is "The Triumph of Venus" (1740), a precisely calibrated explosion of flesh and fluids.
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This will allow the machine to withstand much stormier conditions with much less effort, and to get pushed into the most concentrated areas of plastic.
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Such blocking patterns may be a manifestation of the polar vortex disruption, and favor colder and stormier weather in the eastern U.S. and parts of Europe.
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But just as skyscrapers are built to sway with the wind, Europe must find ways to adjust to a world where the weather is growing stormier.
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If you liked the Steve Gunn single I wrote about a few weeks ago, you can think of this song as its stormier, more intense cousin.
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Ms. Sacra, a 35-year-old teacher from Delaware, is stormier and more demanding of a health care system that has never seen so many gunshot wounds.
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Now it seems as if the ocean is shaping up for an even stormier future, and one that will increasingly affect coastal communities in addition to seafarers.
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Physical effects of global warming—rising sea levels, drier droughts, stormier storms—imperil factories and other assets, as well as transport and energy links that knit supply chains together.
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Indications are that in the near-term, colder and stormier conditions than average are likely for Western Europe and much of Eurasia during the rest of February into early March.
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Using body-safe wax with my partner resulted in only 28 percent calm, my brain growing stormier with every tense anticipation of another drop of hot wax on my chest.
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I set my Muse to a rainforest soundscape, which gets stormier as your mind gets more active and then gentler and eventually produces a bird chirp if you reach a prolonged state of calm.
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The week looked as if it might get even stormier, but by Thursday evening the attorney general's office had issued a statement saying it had opened an internal affairs inquiry into the actions of the government investigators.
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Still, strong El Niño winters tend to be warmer, wetter, and stormier than usual and considering how closely 2015-2016 has been mirroring 1997-98 so far, it's an especially interesting El Niño winter to look back on.
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The prolonged dull trading action is finally wearing down the will of traders who speculate in rising volatility: The prices for futures on the relative to the VIX itself are eroding toward levels that have preceded stormier markets in the past.
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Schubert's quintet takes its name from its fourth movement, a set of variations on the melody he had created for his largely blissful song "The Trout" ("Die Forelle"); Mr. Morris makes one variation considerably stormier (in human rather than climatic terms) than its music.
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Mr. Trump's assertion that China had failed to pressure North Korea into curbing its nuclear and ballistic missile program means that Beijing must now confront the prospect of a stormier relationship ahead — not just over North Korea but also tougher stands on trade, currency and the South China Sea that Mr. Trump set aside as he sought President Xi Jinping's help with Pyongyang.
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The surface temperature anomalies during the summer of 1816, 1817, and 1818 were , , and , respectively. Parts of Europe also experienced a stormier winter. This climate anomaly has been blamed for the severity of typhus epidemics in southeast Europe and along the eastern Mediterranean Sea between 1816 and 1819.
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They considered their options and the words "Managed Retreat" became a commonly used but unpopular phrase.The National Trust Coastal Adaptation Case Study: Mullion Harbour. "Adapting to a stormier future" Ed Bartlett, Alistair Cameron, Phil Dyke, Adrian Woodhall. June 2010 There was an increase in reporting and the following comment was noted.
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" IPCC Working Group I Co-Chair, Valérie Masson-Delmotte, was quoted as saying in Monaco, that "Climate change is already irreversible. Due to the heat uptake in the ocean, we can't go back." The BBC headline referred to a red alert on the Blue Planet. The Economist said that the "world's oceans are getting warmer, stormier and more acidic.
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Beautiful in her youth, with clear blue eyes, black hair, and a mocking mouth, she was intelligent, cultivated and spoke four languages. She often attended the salons of Lydie Aubernon and it was there that she met Anatole France, in 1883. From 1888 there followed years of a passionate, exclusive liaison between the pair, often all the stormier for the jealousy of both parties. She inspired his Thaïs (1890) and Le Lys rouge (1894).
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The island is not only a cultural and historical monument but it is a preserved piece of old Sweden. In the 17th century Ängsö consisted of two islands with a narrow sound between them and was used for moving by the farmers who lived on the island of Väringsö. But when the land rose from the sea, they joined and now the sound is a green meadow called Stormier. It lies in Stockholm's skärgård, between Norrtälje and Stockholm.
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Snow is uncommon in the north, and occasional in the south. The area around Malargue is located at higher elevation (1400 meters) and thus the weather is significantly colder: summers average 28 °C (82 °F) during the day, but only 11 °C (53F) at night, and winters range from 10 °C (50 °F) to −2 °C (28 °F). Here, precipitation is somewhat higher (350 mm) and winter is stormier than the summer, with 45 mm (1.8 in) falling in July.
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Since landscape painting had not yet developed as an independent genre in art, the absence of other winter scenes is not remarkable. On the other hand, snowy winter landscapes and stormy seascapes in particular became artistic genres in the Dutch Republic during the coldest and stormiest decades of the Little Ice Age. At the time when the Little Ice Age was at its height, Dutch observations and reconstructions of similar weather in the past caused artists consciously paint local manifestations of a cooler, stormier climate.
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The empfindsamer Stil is similar to and often considered a dialect of the international galant style, which is marked by simple homophonic textures (a single, clear melody, supported by subordinate chordal accompaniment) and periodic melodic phrases. (; ). Empfindsamkeit, however, unlike the broader galant style, empfindsamer Stil tends to avoid lavish ornamentation . The dramatic fluidity that was a goal of the empfindsamer Stil has encouraged historians to view mid-century Empfindsamkeit as a slightly earlier parallel to the showier and stormier phase called Sturm und Drang (storm and stress) that emerged around 1770 .
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In 1895, new buildings were opened in Hochschulstrasse: the Altes Hauptgebäude (the 'Old Main Building' of the University) and an institute building directly opposite. During the two decades before the World War I, all disciplines of the university underwent diversification and expansion. New disciplines such as paper making and cellulose chemistry were introduced, and as early as 1913 a Chair of Aeronautics and Flight Mechanics was set up. Meanwhile, the political climate had become stormier, and a growing political polarization exploded in Darmstadt over the question of foreign students.
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Scandinavian shipbuilding technology failed to advance beyond that of the Viking days. The traditional Viking ships performed quite well in the relatively tranquil summer seas of the medieval warm period, but the stormier climates rendered these vessels particularly dangerous to the point of obsolescence. Viking technology spread earlier throughout Europe, and craftsmen along the Atlantic seaboard of western Europe began to develop ships capable of withstanding heavy seas and the gales that struck commonly even during mid-summer. Rarely did a medieval mariner without a death wish dare to venture beyond easy sight of port during the long winter season.
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The first significant observed deviation from the normal QBO since its discovery in early 1950s was noted beginning in February 2016 when the transition to easterly winds was disrupted by a new band of westerly winds that formed unexpectedly. The lack of a reliable QBO cycle deprives forecasters of a valuable tool. Since the QBO has a strong influence on the North Atlantic Oscillation and thereby north European weather, scientists speculated that the coming winter could be warmer and stormier in that region. NASA scientists have been researching to test if the extremely strong El Niño event of 2015/16, climate change, or some other factor might be involved.
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Beethoven had already explored inward feelings of longing in his setting of Matthisson's poem "", but in these poems the distance from the beloved is greater, the longing is more intense and stormier, and is no longer satisfied with merely the sound of her name, but is preoccupied with the clawing pain of separation which colours the whole surrounding landscape.Friedlaender (1924), p. 52. Max Friedlaender regarded the entire composition as autobiographical in meaning, and the subject of the composer's longing to be none other than the ', the Immortal Beloved of his letters of July 1812. More recently Birgit Lodes has argued that both text and the title page of the first edition refer to a lover far away in "heaven".
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There are scientists who reject that uplift is the sole cause of climate change and are in favor of uplift as a result of climate change. Some geologists theorize that a cooler and stormier climate (such as glaciations and increased precipitation) can give a landscape a younger appearance such as incision of high terrains and increased erosion rates. Glaciers are a powerful eroding agent with the ability to incise and carve deep valleys and when rapid erosion of the earth's surface occurs, especially in an area of limited relief, it is possible for isostatic rebound to occur, creating high peaks and deep valleys. A lack of glaciation or precipitation can cause an increase in erosion, but can vary between localities.
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From around 985, Vikings founded the Eastern Settlement and Western Settlement, both near the southern tip of Greenland. In the colony's early stages, they kept cattle, sheep, and goats, with around a quarter of their diet from seafood. After the climate became colder and stormier around 1250, their diet steadily shifted towards ocean sources; by around 1300, seal hunting provided over three quarters of their food. By 1350, there was reduced demand for their exports, and trade with Europe fell away. The last document from the settlements dates from 1412, and over the following decades, the remaining Europeans left in what seems to have been a gradual withdrawal, caused mainly by economic factors such as increased availability of farms in Scandinavian countries.
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