It's an unseasonably warm October morning, barely past 24 a.m.
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But it's cold — unseasonably cold for Mexico in the spring.
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New York Today Good morning on this unseasonably warm Wednesday.
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The winters, one soprano trills, have lately been unseasonably hot.
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The temperature throughout that afternoon was 55 degrees, unseasonably warm.
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Europe isn't the only place where it's been unseasonably warm.
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It was spectacular, even on an unseasonably sunny February day.
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Unseasonably cold temperatures also had an impact on the data.
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Clothes sales, in particular, were hit by an unseasonably warm month.
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The rest of the week will remain unseasonably cold, forecasters say.
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Macy's CEO Terry Lundgren blamed unseasonably warm weather for weak sales.
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The market for starters has been, up until CutterGate, unseasonably thin.
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But on an unseasonably cool Tuesday morning in Venice Beach, Calif.
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Unseasonably cold weather probably slowed hiring at construction sites last month.
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Market Report The winter staple is about to get unseasonably cheerful.
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One unseasonably warm day last winter, I decided to exercise outside.
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And then fall came in with unseasonably heavy rains and snow.
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But after an unseasonably warm Saturday, temperatures dropped sharply on Sunday.
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The unseasonably warm temperatures have turned Oceti into a shallow, slushy lake.
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He also noted negative impact from unseasonably warm weather this past winter.
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According to meteorologists, the unseasonably hot weather should be breaking up soon.
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Unseasonably mild winter weather likely added another 50,000 to the February gain.
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Nordstrom has been negatively impacted by heavy discounting and unseasonably warm weather.
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Several unseasonably dry winters, along with the sprawling population, have strained supplies.
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The organization attributed the shortfall to unseasonably warm weather and deflationary prices.
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Hiring at construction sites picked up last month despite unseasonably cold weather.
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Southern Europe has seen unseasonably hot and long summers, and Russia stronger fires.
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Flowers grow on a hillside at the Ilulissat Icefjord during unseasonably warm weather.
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Economists believe that unseasonably mild weather pulled forward sales into the first quarter.
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The surge likely reflected unseasonably mild weather that kept crews at building sites.
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While unseasonably warm weather reduced households' heating bills, it restricted spending last month.
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The retailer has been negatively impacted by heavy discounting and unseasonably warm weather.
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Last month's new home sales were likely partially buoyed by unseasonably warm weather.
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Michael Lovett releases his second album, the unseasonably-titled Infinite Summer (if only!).
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Hiring at construction sites was likely boosted by unseasonably mild weather in February.
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It was an unseasonably warm day (62 degrees), and this created some issues.
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What were unseasonably warm temperatures Sunday will give way to a chilly change.
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In a surprising turn of events, Paris Fashion Week is unseasonably warm this season.
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When it's unseasonably cold in a town nicknamed the "Icebox," you know it's bad.
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Diesel stocks have drawn down while gasoline stocks have remained stubbornly and unseasonably high.
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Utility production plunged 5.7 percent as unseasonably warm weather reduced the need for heating.
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But April's unseasonably cold weather is interfering with Major League games across the country.
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While unseasonably warm weather lowered households' heating bills, it restricted spending growth last month.
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It was unseasonably warm, so afterward he decided to explore the city with Ustinov.
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Or "unseasonably warm," as our friends at the National Weather Service like to say.
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However, this could be due to unseasonably cold weather, so a rebound is expected.
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Last Sunday, unseasonably warm, I moseyed through Central Park to see Neel's old neighborhoods.
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An iceberg floats behind houses during unseasonably warm weather in Ilulissat, Greenland, July 30.
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Unseasonably thin ice is preventing Hilcorp from progressing at the pace it originally intended.
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Given last year's unseasonably warm winter, many women held off on buying a new coat.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Despite the unseasonably balmy temperature, autumn is officially here.
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Growth in consumer spending also slowed as unseasonably mild weather cut into spending on utilities.
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The current historic drought began after Cape Town experienced an unseasonably dry winter in 2200.
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Another factor for the fall in oil could be the unseasonably warm weather experienced recently.
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Unseasonably warm weather was one of the main reasons stopping consumers from getting new clothes.
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The vibrant ballpark grew silent as the ball carried through the unseasonably warm October air.
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Here is how eight horse lovers dressed for the outing on the unseasonably warm Saturday.
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The forecast is unseasonably nice, and yet I can't even bring myself to step outside.
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Many places across the U.S. will also be unseasonably warm during the run-up to Nov.
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The weather was unseasonably warm on that fateful Saturday, and Pripyat was in a festive mood.
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And then there were those who turned to the black dress, despite the unseasonably hot day.
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This winter has been, for many in the northern hemisphere, an unseasonably warm one so far.
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External factors, such as D.C.'s unseasonably warm weather during the shutdown, could explain those results.
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Several unseasonably dry winters, with little rain and a dusting of snow, have exacerbated the problem.
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The CO2 supply squeeze comes as Britain has basked in unseasonably warm weather since late April.
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As you can see in the map below, this February marked yet another unseasonably hot month.
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That coupled with an unseasonably warm winter, have given him his best season in six years.
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The first few months of this year were unseasonably poor, with a slight pickup in May.
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My husband and I drive back from New York on a stunning, unseasonably warm February day.
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Soler took advantage of a tail wind on an unseasonably warm evening in the first inning.
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Confidence: Medium-High The big thaw arrives Friday and it remains unseasonably mild through the weekend.
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Even this past January, which was unseasonably mild, there were 225 leaks, Con Edison officials said.
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Also, unseasonably cool weather dampened sales of spring wear at major apparel retailers in the latest quarter.
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In weather news, the unseasonably warm weather in the Northeast is a contrast to that of Iceland.
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The researchers think this unseasonably warm air was due primarily to the powerful 2015-2016 El Niño.
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He'll be lucky if he gets 20 on this unseasonably warm but drizzly Thursday evening in February.
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Job growth likely slowed in March after unseasonably mild weather boosted hiring over the prior two months.
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Unseasonably warm weather and heavy discounts hurt sales at many apparel retailers in the quarter ended January.
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The powerful rebound reflected the market's bears are not dead so much as in unseasonably late hibernation.
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Dressed in long-sleeve shirts and pants, the unseasonably warm weather didn't seem to be an issue.
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Here's what else is happening: Another reason to find little rooms to visit: the unseasonably cold weather.
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Story at a glance If you thought it's been unseasonably warm this January, you weren't imagining things.
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The police also speculated that unseasonably warm weather in some places may have played a role, too.
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Slow job gains in November were largely blamed on unseasonably chilly temperatures, which stymied hiring at construction sites.
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"I'm proud to work at Wayfair," Elizabeth Good, a manager, told the crowd on the unseasonably warm day.
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The influx in rainfall has expedited the process of filling the lake and resulted in unseasonably lush conditions.
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It's unseasonably warm in the UK right now, and it sort of sends everyone into a mild frenzy.
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As if to underscore the point of the Climate March, Washington, DC was muggy, sticky, and unseasonably hot.
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When I visited in March, the weather was unseasonably cool, but the golden Texas light washed over downtown.
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Visitors look out onto free-floating ice in the Ilulissat Icefjord during unseasonably warm weather near Ilulissat, Greenland.
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By the time I stepped off the train in the East Fifties, the air had become unseasonably balmy.
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CEO Art Peck in part blamed Banana Republic's recent troubles on unseasonably warm fall during an earnings call.
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It's been unseasonably warm and it's supposed to rain today, which is unheard of for December in Minnesota.
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Unseasonably warm temperatures caused specialty apparel retailers to lose more than $500 million in sales this holiday season.
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Unseasonably warm weather in March hurt utilities output, which fell 1.2 percent after declining 3.6 percent in February.
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Cold weather apparel has been a particularly tough category the past few years due to unseasonably warm temperatures.
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On Wednesday, the company blamed an unseasonably warm start to the Australian winter for continued the sales decline.
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And unseasonably warm temperatures in the Midwest prior to this week caused pigs to grow faster, he said.
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I'm energized from my nap and walk the half hour there and back, in an unseasonably warm winter.
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Unseasonably warm weather in March hurt utilities production, which fell 1.2 percent after declining 3.6 percent in February.
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Unseasonably warm weather could have boosted turnout and increased the share of less-reliable, Sanders-loving young voters.
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FORECAST IN DETAIL While temperatures are on the uptick the next two days, it is still unseasonably cool.
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Unseasonably warm and moist air ahead of an approaching low-pressure system will fuel Friday and Saturday's storms.
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But it was unseasonably cold and wet, and Mr. Holzer was wondering if Mr. Caro's fans would materialize.
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The White House tweeting a "first snow of the year!" picture on an unseasonably, unnervingly warm winter's day.
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A double punch of unseasonably warm winter weather and an ill-timed freeze has devastated the peach crop.
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It will be unseasonably warm Wednesday and unpleasantly wintry Thursday, but neither will be just right, of course.
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Unseasonably warm and dry winters are forcing ski resorts to close during what should be their busiest times.
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Some regions were experiencing unseasonably warm temperatures on Saturday even as their residents braced for more severe weather.
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What's cool about the Performance Cyclocross Lite suit is the front zipper for those unseasonably warm fall days.
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Playing on an unseasonably warm day, in a steady drizzle, the Giants began with a rousing opening drive.
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But in many parts of Alaska, a state known for its harsh winters, the weather was unseasonably warm.
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It is BEAUTIFUL outside — unseasonably warm and sunny, and I'm thankful for the time out from behind my desk.
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It was a rainy, unseasonably warm January day in New York City, just ten days into the new millennium.
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Britain's retailers have also faced uncertainty over Brexit, rising labor costs, higher business property taxes and unseasonably warm weather.
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It's lovely, and speaking as someone blogging from the East Coast, perfect for this unseasonably warm Friday in February.
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Parched vegetation from unseasonably hot weather and low humidity was already igniting elsewhere, and firefighters scrambled to keep up.
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It's usually earlier in the day, but it's unseasonably cold here so they pushed the start time one hour.
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The company said, however, that it had been impacted by unseasonably warm weather in the nine weeks to Jan.
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It's unseasonably warm so we have a great time sitting outside and the date goes better than last time.
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We try to play Frisbee, but it's unseasonably hot out, so and only go at it for 10 minutes.
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Antia blames sluggish consumer spending growth on unseasonably warm winter weather, which produced low gas prices and utility bills.
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The airline blamed "temporary unseasonably strong head winds", saying that "safety remains at the centre of the airline's operations".
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One sector, in particular, may be witnessing early signs of profitability after an unseasonably warm winter; and that's retail.
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Unseasonably cold weather probably accounted for some of the weakness as sales in the Northeast and Midwest fell sharply.
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A cold front is generating unseasonably early snow across the Rockies and High Plains, ABC News and AccuWeather reported.
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Prolonged drought and unseasonably warm weather has left the forests of northern Alberta tinder-dry and primed to burn.
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Last year, unseasonably heavy rains and hailstorms devastated crops at the ripening stage in April and May in Bundelkhand.
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He has repeatedly used unseasonably cold spells as an opportunity to revive his claims during the spring and summer.
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Unseasonably cold and wet weather contributed to the deaths of nearly 40 percent of the horses, the report said.
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Here are some of the good boys and girls who braved the unseasonably warm fall day in full costume.
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Plagued by extended delays, unseasonably hot weather and fainting and falling models, the show was roundly panned and mocked.
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The four also faced unseasonably withering heat, followed by rain and snow, but completed the climb in 240 days.
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A heavy contingent of officers in protective vests was stationed further away, awaiting orders in the unseasonably warm weather.
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On this particular Wednesday, the winter sun had already set, but it was unseasonably warm, in the high 70s.
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The downward revisions also accounted for the impact of unseasonably warm weather on sales of winter apparel and other merchandise.
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A round of unseasonably warm weather arrived during the first two weeks of May, a full month ahead of schedule.
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The company apparently has not been affected by unseasonably warm weather, which hurt retailers that sell items like winter coats.
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Unseasonably hot temperatures combined with dry conditions have transformed the boreal forest in much of Alberta into a tinder box.
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The easy comparison follows last year's unseasonably warm winter, which forced retailers to slash prices to clear through excess merchandise.
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But with things being unseasonably warm here, we've added tons of bare-legged and jacket-less looks into the mix.
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Unseasonably warm weather can mean fewer sales of winter coats, for example, and unpredictable swings are rarely good for business.
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Unseasonably warm or wet weather can influence consumer spending such as higher retail sales as families go outside to shop.
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According to data from the NPD Group, an unseasonably warm winter didn't just take a bite out of outerwear sales.
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America. America. Where else can you enjoy a baseball game amid unseasonably warm conditions in the middle of a weekday?
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The World Heritage site has suffered a second bleaching event in 12 months, triggered by unseasonably warm waters, ARC added.
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Groundbreaking activity last month was likely flattered by unseasonably mild weather and probably overstates the health of the housing market.
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Among those eyed braving the unseasonably chilly Saturday night temps at the Art Museum of the Americas in Washington: Sen.
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It was a warm night — I would say unseasonably warm, but what does that even mean in this modern era?
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Groundbreaking activity last month was likely flattered by unseasonably mild weather and probably overstates the health of the housing market.
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Sales were also boosted by unseasonably warm weather and buyers rushing into the market in anticipation of higher mortgage rates.
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Instead, the country is experiencing an unseasonably warm April so far, prompting Australia's Bureau of Meteorology to explain the unusual event.
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During fourth quarter 2015, the unseasonably warm weather allowed contractors and homeowners to continue working on outdoor projects through the winter.
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Rain and unseasonably cold temperatures plagued an unusual number of markets throughout April and May, causing 36 postponements already in 2018.
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The Fed also noted strong growth in the mining sector and that the utilities sector struggled due to unseasonably warm weather.
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Industrial output was driven by a 20.6 percent surge in utilities production as an unseasonably cold November boosted demand for heating.
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The temperature on Friday night was expected to dip into the low 40s — unseasonably cold for North Carolina in early November.
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The stock build added to jitters about unseasonably high oil supplies despite the busiest time for driving in the United States.
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That should help drive comparisons higher compared with last year, when unseasonably warm weather cut into retailers' top and bottom lines.
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The company said it was pleased with its performance in the face of challenges during the quarter, including unseasonably warm weather.
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Unseasonably warm winter has affected sales at a number of apparel retailers, including Nordstrom and rivals Macy's Inc and Kohl's Corp.
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Apparel sales were also hurt by unseasonably cool weather in late March and early April, when retailers usually launch spring collections.
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On this unseasonably warm day, they were all dressed playfully, in bandannas and novelty baseball caps, jumpsuits and wide-legged denim.
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After an unseasonably warm beginning of winter (hey, we're not complaining), the recent cold snap has certainly caught us off-guard.
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Unseasonably warm temperatures welcome the arrival of astronomical spring around midnight with lows mainly in the upper 50s to low 303s.
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Unseasonably warm weather, Champions League football and a café culture may have played a role, Tim Lister and Claudia Rebaza report.
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The powerful rebound reflected the fact that the market's bears are not dead so much as back in unseasonably late hibernation.
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We might be on the middle of fall, but some of the current nail polish trends are unseasonably sparkly and bright.
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They came to Lower Manhattan from around the world to visit the 211/21993 Memorial on an unseasonably warm winter day.
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Greece has been hit by unseasonably heavy rain and lightning storms this week and authorities have issued several severe weather warnings.
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Cape Town is in the throes of a severe drought because unseasonably dry winters have led to dangerously low dam levels.
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The weather was chillier than last year, when the mercury rose unseasonably high into the upper 50s (13 to 15 Celsius).
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Lead surgeon Dr. James Goodrich is checking on the twins in their 10th floor room on a rainy, unseasonably warm November afternoon.
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The unseasonably hot weather sparked a number of brush fires that swept across hundreds of acres of land and destroyed several homes.
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That decline was despite easy comparisons from the previous holiday period when unseasonably warm weather kept shoppers from splurging on winter apparel.
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Photo: APFrom floods and rain to droughts and unseasonably warm conditions, here's the weather that Americans can expect in the coming months.
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On this unseasonably hot October day in La Jolla, he cuts a ribbon and announces the Health Nucleus is now formally open.
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When you're hungover, for example, or when the weather is unseasonably, face-meltingly hot as it is in the UK right now.
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Last winter was an unseasonably warm winder in the Mid-West and East coast, which meant people needed less fuel for heat.
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Similar to Macy's, weak traffic in its stores — particularly during the unseasonably cool months of March and April — pressured Kohl's top-line.
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It's unseasonably warm out, so after he wakes up from his nap, we go to my one of my favorite lunch spots.
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HTC is getting 2017 off to a flying start with an unseasonably early announcement of its next flagship phone: the U Ultra.
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Winter was the worst, of course, but last weekend he struggled to sleep as an unseasonably chilly breeze whipped across his face.
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While low stockpiles provide a bearish backdrop, it's largely the unseasonably warm weather and unplanned nuclear power outages that are to blame.
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While Sonic reiterated full-year guidance, management acknowledged an industry-wide slowdown possibly because of unseasonably rainy weather in April and May.
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Winter in Alberta this year was unseasonably warm and dry, thanks in large part to the strongest El Niño effect on record.
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It's unseasonably warm, so we decide to walk the 20-some blocks to our favorite local grocery instead of taking the train.
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Some economists said the sharp slowdown in employment last month was payback after unseasonably warm weather boosted hiring in February and March.
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This December may have been unseasonably warm for 29 states, but some parts of America are still experiencing serious cold this season.
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Trilobites After unseasonably warm weather, some parts of the country are expected to be blasted by winter storms over the coming weeks.
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Unseasonably warm and humid weather coupled with the presence of the Philadelphia Flyers' ice under the court was blamed for the problem.
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I remember feeling pleased by this change, but also slightly unsettled, the same way we feel on an unseasonably warm winter's day.
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Only the previous year, unseasonably warm weather had caused an avalanche at the Khumbu glacier en route to Everest, killing 16 people.
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My first test run was on an unseasonably warm day, but my feet never felt overheated and stayed dry throughout the run.
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Unseasonably mild weather in January helped the construction and transportation sectors, Capital Economics Chief US Economist Paul Ashworth wrote in a note.
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Macy's attributed the drop to weakening foot traffic at its stores and unseasonably warm weather, which hurt demand for sweaters and jackets.
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Ahead of the cold front, mild temperatures will keep Halloween night unseasonably warm for most of the eastern third of the country.
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But the confusion faded that unseasonably cool morning in October, when a GiveDirectly team returned to explain themselves during a town meeting.
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Still, there was a 40 percent jump in street homelessness over the previous year, which city officials attributed to unseasonably warm weather.
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The National Weather Service said the wildfires are the result of unseasonably warm November temperatures, dry vegetation, low humidity, and gusty offshore winds.
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The company also benefited from raising its prices and cutting costs, as well as unseasonably warm weather at the end of last year.
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I have no problem with unseasonably warm winter, but getting dressed in the morning with a potential 30 degree variance can be tricky.
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The unseasonably warm weather shattered temperature records in 44 cities Monday, NBC News' Bill Karins reported, with Dodge City, Kansas hitting 100 degrees.
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Home Depot is facing a tough fourth-quarter comparison from 2015, when unseasonably warm weather boosted its U.S. comparable sales 8.9 percent higher.
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The fire broke out in the early hours of the morning, when many people were out enjoying the nightlife in unseasonably warm temperatures.
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Record heat almost everywhere If you aren't in the vicinity of lava, earthquakes, geysers or intense rain, chances are you're still unseasonably hot.
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It was a bit windy at the top, but because it was an unseasonably warm March day when I visited, I didn't mind.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hot, dry Santa Ana winds will likely whip up the unseasonably fierce wildfires ravaging Southern California on Thursday, forecasters said.
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And from the track, streaked with jagged shadows by an unseasonably potent sun, there came the low rumble of wheels in perpetual motion.
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However, Australia's Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) said the SOI reflects more unseasonably warm waters around Australia's north rather than an imminent La Nina.
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Then came a snowstorm, and the recent spell of unseasonably warm days was just a memory piled under heaps of snow and ice.
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After an unseasonably warm couple of months — including a far-from-white Christmas with temperatures in the 230s — Mother Nature is making things difficult.
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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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Higher sales were seen across all sectors, with the exception of gasoline stations due to lower prices at the pump and unseasonably warm weather.
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We headed to Oakland on an unseasonably cold-for-California evening and waited in line at the Grand Lake Theater for about 90 minutes.
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Nearly half of the country has faced unseasonably warm weather in the first few days of July, and the Fourth will be no exception.
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Unseasonably warm temperatures and forecasted rain could lead to unplayable conditions on the outdoor rink for the game scheduled to begin at 1pm EST.
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That year, a bout of unseasonably warm weather left them saddled with extra merchandise that they had to clear through before Black Friday began.
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It's an unseasonably warm day in our nation's capital, so it's no surprise that President Trump is at his golf course outside the city.
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But still there was some weather impact with unseasonably warm weather in January and February followed by late winter snow and storms in March.
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Winter hiking can actually be a wonderful family activity, and it's especially enjoyable in areas of the country that are seeing unseasonably warm temps.
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In a statement, the company said it was pleased with its performance in the face of challenges during the quarter, including unseasonably warm weather.
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In Washington D.C. alone, temperatures have reached unseasonably warm highs, as avid protesters flooded the National Mall wielding signs, and banners to ignite change.
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Travis said results from the latest quarter were dampened by unseasonably cold weather in the Northeast, where it has a heavy concentration of stores.
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Dressed in full work gear, including hardhats, they sweated under an unseasonably warm sun as they devoured pulled pork, cabbage, and red-skinned potatoes.
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In northern Russia's Krasnoyarsk region, craters are literally bursting forth from the ground, and many scientists believe that unseasonably warm conditions are to blame.
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Data on Friday showed an unexpected 423 percent fall in U.S. retail sales in December as unseasonably warm weather hurt sales of winter apparel.
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"We've undergone transitions like this before," Mann says on another unseasonably warm winter's day in State College, across Pennsylvania from the Mitchell Power Station.
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On a damp, unseasonably warm day in January, I climbed into the back of a Volvo XC 90 at the Advanced Technologies Group headquarters.
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The last Friday of winter was unseasonably warm, and Naomi Hollard, a senior at Columbia, stood on campus in jeans and a T-shirt.
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Sales of food and drink dropped by 2.0%, which Statscan linked to unseasonably cold weather across Canada and heavy rainfall in some major cities.
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According to Sokolov, the island has been unseasonably warm this summer, causing bands of hungry polar bears to come ashore in search of food.
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It was unseasonably warm on May 13 when Jason, driving back to Las Vegas from Arizona, felt his throat tickle and his head hurt.
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Yet pulling up in a nearby parking lot on an unseasonably warm September morning, I felt as if I was in the wrong place.
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What if I hadn't had a picture of myself taken lying prone on the Carl Andre piece on an unseasonably warm day in January?
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The move offsets a harvest that Gregg Kelley, the company's chief executive, called "a disaster" because of the unseasonably cold winter of 2017-18.
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Here's a riddle that some in the city are trying to solve: How do you stage a winter festival when winter is unseasonably warm?
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That figure was likely boosted, though, by unseasonably warm weather that spurred hiring in construction and a category that mostly includes restaurants and hotels.
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But on an unseasonably hot and windy Monday morning in early December, Patagonia headquarters were transformed into something that quickly resembled a war room.
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Unseasonably hot, humid weather dominated across the South, the Ohio Valley and the Middle Atlantic states on Tuesday, breaking records and closing some schools.
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It was unseasonably warm in New York City as world leaders convened at the United Nations headquarters for the Climate Action Summit on Monday.
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OSLO — On an unseasonably warm day in May, Norway's climate minister, Vidar Helgesen, strolled through a vast parking lot for electric cars, counting Teslas.
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The company attributed the sales weakness to unseasonably warm weather and soft foot traffic, saying it saw poor performance at lower-tier shopping malls.
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Record warmth in parts of the Northeast While many areas along the East Coast were hammered by storms, other regions experienced unseasonably warm weather.
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Melting ice forms a lake on free-floating ice at the Ilulissat Icefjord during unseasonably warm weather on July 30, 2019, near Ilulissat, Greenland.
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It happened at my local dog park in Harlem, on an unseasonably hot day, as my standard poodle buddied up to an old Siberian husky.
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But the EIA also said gasoline stocks had an unseasonably large increase of 1.4 million barrels, compared with analysts' expectations for a 58,000-barrel gain.
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For those of you living in areas where spring has sprung, be sure to enjoy the unseasonably warm weather—but don't forget about the costs.
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U.S. stocks have been holding in a narrow range recently, falling 1.1 percent over the past three months, as trading volume has remained unseasonably low.
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Source: NRF Retailers got off to a rocky start in 2016, as last winter's unseasonably warm temperatures left their shelves stocked with coats and scarves.
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The ONS said unseasonably cold weather hit demand for clothing and footwear sales, which fell 4.5% on the month -- the biggest drop since July 2015.
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That's because last winter, a spate of unseasonably warm temperatures left retailers' shelves stocked with too many jackets and sweaters, pressuring them into unplanned discounts.
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LONDON, Sept 21 (Reuters) - British women's clothing retailer Bonmarche warned on profit on Wednesday as unseasonably hot September weather hit demand, hammering its stock price.
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Crop potential is already a hot topic this year because of some unseasonably cool and wet spring weather in key areas of the Corn Belt.
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PARIS, April 30 (Reuters) - Consumer spending in France fell unexpectedly in March as unseasonably warm temperatures kept energy spending down, official data showed on Tuesday.
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Friday, December 247: A (mostly) quiet Christmas Despite the unseasonably warm temperatures across the country, the candidates mostly kept the mitts on during the holiday.
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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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U.S. businesses added 298,2023 jobs in February, the most in three years, as unseasonably warm weather boosted growth in several sectors across the labor market.
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It was still unseasonably cold at base camp but the stiff winds had loosened, and for the first time in a week I felt healthy.
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Non-farm payrolls increased by 155,000 jobs last month, with construction companies hiring the fewest workers in eight months, likely because of unseasonably chilly temperatures.
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The unseasonably warm weather in Los Angeles — it was 93 degrees at first pitch — should have been a clue that no margin would be comfortable.
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With unseasonably warm weather giving way to a cold and snowy winter, aid workers warn that migrants trapped in Bosnia risk exposure and even death.
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As a self-respecting New Yorker who already spent plenty of time in the area, I reluctantly trekked there, thankful for the unseasonably warm weather.
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Economists had projected the U.S. to add roughly 220006,2202 jobs in February as unseasonably warm weather and resilient consumer confidence supported a sturdy job market.
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Claims had increased over the previous four weeks, with economists blaming difficulties adjusting the data for seasonal fluctuations around moving holidays and unseasonably cold weather.
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It was an unseasonably hot day in late February, and the white blossoms on the Bradford pear trees lining the straight, flat highway barely fluttered.
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This year has been record warm across the Arctic, and has seen several unseasonably powerful storms swirl across the Arctic Ocean, churning the sea ice.
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The ONS said unseasonably cold weather hit demand for clothing and footwear sales, which fell 4.5% on the month — the biggest drop since July 2015.
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The first few days of New York Fashion Week were unseasonably warm, enabling the crowd to lighten up on the layering and prematurely dress for spring.
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Sales last month were likely buoyed by unseasonably mild weather and a rise in the supply of homes on the market, which increased choices for buyers.
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Nonfarm payrolls probably increased by 2000,0003 jobs last month amid unseasonably mild weather, according to a Reuters survey of economists, after a similar gain in January.
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Easy comparisons in the second half, which follow last year's unseasonably warm winter, should give retailers a push through the end of 2016, the organization said.
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The major department store chains have taken a beating over the past year, after a spate of unseasonably warm weather bit into their year-ago sales.
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Unseasonably warm temperatures gave rise to rain clouds, which produced torrential rains in areas where indigenous Yamal Nenet herders, an ancient nomadic culture, lead their reindeer.
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December sales were most likely buoyed by unseasonably mild weather and a rise in the supply of homes on the market, which increased choices for buyers.
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Thanks to unseasonably warm winters, earlier spring thaws and long, hot summers, Arctic sea ice has been on a downward spiral since at least the '22016s.
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Overall, the weather was unseasonably warm, and the number of of heating-degree days, or days that would increase the cost of utility bills, were few.
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We've gotten a lot of wear out of our fall (and even summer) clothes this year, thanks to a few weeks of unseasonably warm winter weather.
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Although the city has been unseasonably chilly, with temperatures falling as low as 11 degrees celsius at night, the coming days are forecast to be balmier.
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Payrolls rose by 103,113 positions in March, the smallest gain in six months, which economists dismissed as payback after unseasonably mild weather boosted hiring in February.
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Separately, the broader goods consumption index grew by just 0.1 percent in May, slowed down by a drop in electricity consumption due to unseasonably warm weather.
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The retailer said it was difficult to quantify the effects of low gasoline prices and unseasonably warm weather, but those factors contributed to overall sales growth.
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When unseasonably cold weather hit the Winga Baw camp for orphaned elephants in Myanmar in December, workers scrambled to protect the seven animals in their care.
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It happens to be an unexpectedly, unseasonably warm day, and Wilson announces that she must go for a swim, and I can do as I like.
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College students in New York have had classes canceled, but that doesn't mean they're avoiding large group gatherings — especially with unseasonably warm weather in the city.
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The company said unseasonably warm temperatures over February and May had seen gas demand and wholesale gas prices fall in Britain, allowing it to lower prices.
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Payrolls rose by 103,000 positions in March, the smallest gain for six months, which economists dismissed as payback after unseasonably mild weather boosted hiring in February.
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The fires have been burning in multiple locations for the past three days but intensified on Thursday, fueled by unseasonably dry weather and strong easterly winds.
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Temperatures should be unseasonably high this weekend — good news for the Winter Jazzfest Marathon, taking place Friday and Saturday at clubs and theaters across Lower Manhattan.
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What does one wear to a fashion show at the State Department held on an unseasonably hot and humid Tuesday at 9:30 in the morning?
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But unlike 2015, when unseasonably warm weather left retailers with too much winter apparel on the rack, markdowns stayed consistent in the week that started Dec. 26.
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Nonfarm payrolls increased by 151,000 jobs last month, below the 190,000 expected by economists polled by Reuters as the boost to hiring from unseasonably mild weather faded.
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"We are pleased with this solid first half given the challenging combination of tough comparators and unseasonably cold and wet weather," Chief Executive Officer Zoran Bogdanovic said.
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Many people gathered outside the palace compound hours before the ceremony despite unseasonably wet and cold weather, and even though they were not allowed to look inside.
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WASHINGTON — An unseasonably mild January helped power the U.S. jobs market to more gains, with nonfarm payrolls rising 225,000 for the month, well above Wall Street estimates.
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But nearly the entire corn production region – save the Dakotas and Nebraska – will likely grapple with unseasonably cool temperatures through at least the first half of May.
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The fourth quarter will be particularly challenging for the company, after last year's unseasonably warm winter allowed shoppers to continue working on outdoor projects through the holidays.
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Nonfarm payrolls increased by 151,523 jobs last month, below the 190,000 expected by economists polled by Reuters as the boost to hiring from unseasonably mild weather faded.
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It's not saying America has a three month heat wave in store, nor is it saying there won't be areas of the country that are unseasonably cool.
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The bulk of December's increase was due to the 6.6 percent rise in the utilities index, which had been hampered the previous month by unseasonably warm weather.
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Various other factors have continued to weigh on prices including unseasonably mild weather dampening demand, rampant production amid a hefty build in crude stockpiles and geopolitical tensions.
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The catch is that London has been baking in unseasonably hot weather for months, so the sudden drop in temperatures makes today feel even chillier than usual.
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Besides the housing market improvement, Lowe's was also helped by unseasonably warm weather in the holiday quarter that encouraged customers to continue outdoor activities and home renovations.
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Consumers cut back their spending in December in the midst of unseasonably warm weather, but five sectors bounced back in January from lower end-of-year sales.
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Ms. Graswald, 36, and Mr. Viafore, who was 46, set out in two kayaks from the western shore of the Hudson River on an unseasonably warm Sunday.
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Unseasonably warm waters threatens to cause bleaching of the central region of the Great Barrier Reef, which avoided the large-scale damage from the bleaching in 2016.
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By the ninth loop, the field was down to 18 runners; Hatcher speculated that the unseasonably warm day was taking a toll on the runners, including Engle.
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Unseasonably warm weather — along with volcanic activity, wandering buffalo and, of course, too much snow — has impacted parts of the trail for decades, but mushers must persevere.
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Nonfarm payrolls increased by 151,000 jobs last month, below the 190,5753 expected by economists polled by Reuters as the boost to hiring from unseasonably mild weather faded.
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" • Capital Economics: "We suspected that the flu epidemic and the unseasonably cold weather in January had depressed payrolls, but even we were caught out by the strength.
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Warmer, dryer conditions were returning to much of California following weeks of unseasonably cool, damp weather, renewing concerns about a resurgence of summertime wildfires across the state.
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"Occasional wet snow and unseasonably chilly conditions will hang on for a ride that you may not be able to get off until April," the outlook warns.
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Nonfarm payrolls increased by 151,000 jobs last month, below the 190,523 expected by economists polled by Reuters as the boost to hiring from unseasonably mild weather faded.
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Unseasonably dry weather and high winds most assuredly did not help, but it turns out that many of these wildfires were not quite so wild after all.
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Unseasonably cold conditions greeted drivers as they arrived at the track, with frost covering the brush, but it was a choppy circuit that brought out the complaints.
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February's job growth was probably inflated by a surge in hiring in construction and the retail sector that reflected unseasonably warm weather in much of the country.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — It was an unseasonably warm Saturday in February, and people were trickling out of a college gymnasium where Elizabeth Warren was still taking questions.
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A local fire service involved in the operation issued a warning on social media that the unseasonably warm weather could lead to a greater risk of wildfires.
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On November 13, 2015, terrorists targeted civilians throughout the French capital, including many young Parisians who had been enjoying the unseasonably mild November evening on café terraces.
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He bought a DJI Phantom II Vision Plus camera-equipped drone a year ago, but unseasonably warm weather kept him waiting until December for that first big snowfall.
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The holidays also mean a time for holiday dressing, something the stylish mom of two says she does not let the weather – especially Los Angeles' unseasonably warm weather.
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The weather was unseasonably beautiful, sure, but even inside the halls of the convention center, it was springtime for some of the most truly batshit strains of conservatism.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Centrica, owner of top energy supplier British Gas, said its profits were hit by unseasonably cold weather earlier this year while customers continued to leave.
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World No. 2 retailer Carrefour said sales growth slowed in the fourth quarter, as deadly November Paris attacks and unseasonably warm weather weighed on its core French business.
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Nonfarm payrolls rose by 235,000 jobs as the construction sector recorded its largest gain in nearly a decade due to unseasonably warm weather, the U.S. Labor Department said.
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Nonfarm payrolls rose by 235,1.06653 jobs as the construction sector recorded its largest gain in nearly a decade due to unseasonably warm weather, the U.S. Labor Department said.
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Roaming the floor at a barbecue competition earlier this month, Davis pressed the flesh and chatted about the unseasonably cold weather - and his support for better education funding.
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It is an unseasonably hot and muggy June day — New York at its most New York — but Gordon, languid and cool, seems to exist within her own ecosystem.
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Economists surveyed by Bloomberg are estimating that overall industrial production rose by 73 percentage point, as colder weather prompted utilities to raise output after an unseasonably warm February.
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I subway home and when the subway reroutes a few stops before my apartment, I get off and enjoy the unseasonably warm temps on a long walk home.
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Frigid temperatures last week suddenly shifted to unseasonably warm weather in the 2441s over the weekend, only to dip back toward the 2770s yesterday, when the break occurred.
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But some of them were waking up early late last month, the result of unseasonably warm weather, say reports from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
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Unseasonably hot temperatures are expected to spread across the Corn Belt this coming weekend, starting Thursday for the western-most states and ending Tuesday for the eastern-most.
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On an unseasonably warm day in New York — where 70-degree temperatures surpassed those in Los Angeles — the weather gave many residents a reason to enjoy being outside.
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"This unseasonably warm weather is part of a global trend of record temperatures and unprecedented extremes," Caroline Lucas, the former leader of Britain's Green Party, wrote on Twitter.
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Senior oil executives noted that unseasonably warm weather had lowered demand for natural gas and that refining and chemical profit margins were weakening in some areas of the world.
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However, due to unseasonably low wholesale prices for gas, analysts expect Ofgem to announce in August the cap will be reduced when the next price review begins in October.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On an unseasonably warm evening in May, the third annual Trip Metal Fest at Detroit's El Club began with a homecoming of sorts.
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Separately, retail sales slumped in December as unseasonably warm weather in many parts of the country cut into seasonal purchases, data also released by Statistics Canada showed on Friday.
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U.S. industrial production fell in January as unseasonably warm weather caused a major drop in utilities output, offsetting gains in manufacturing and mining, the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday.
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Even sales at apparel and accessories stores, which like department stores would be vulnerable to the month's unseasonably cool weather, posted a small gain on a seasonally adjusted basis.
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Lowe's cut its full-year earnings and sales growth forecasts in November as fewer of its do-it-yourself customers remodeled homes due to an unseasonably hot fall season.
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Jeff Fortenberry and his wife saw a Vermeer exhibit at the National Gallery, but were disappointed to discover that the Botanical Gardens were closed on this unseasonably warm day.
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Friday's January jobs report nonfarm payrolls increased by 151,000 jobs, below the 190,000 expected by economists polled by Reuters as the boost to hiring from unseasonably mild weather faded.
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Image: GettyFueled by unseasonably warm weather and dry conditions, the Alberta megafire has been growing for weeks, preventing the displaced residents of Fort McMurray from returning to their homes.
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Lowe's cut its full-year earnings and sales growth forecasts in November as fewer of its do-it-yourself customers remodeled homes due to an unseasonably hot fall season.
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For the past few weeks, NFL game day reporter Erin Andrews has kept her summer style going thanks to the unseasonably warm fall weather at every Sunday football game.
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After taking a nice, hot shower and putting on a fancy sweater, I strolled in the direction of the subway, enjoying the unseasonably nice weather this fine February afternoon.
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Nonfarm payrolls rose by 235,000 jobs last month as the construction sector recorded its largest gain in nearly 10 years due to unseasonably warm weather, the Labor Department said.
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Casual wear maker Duluth Holdings (DLTH) shares were surging about 20 percent in the premarket after beating estimates with earnings and revenue despite unseasonably warm weather in early December.
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Home Depot, the No. 1 U.S. home improvement chain, reported better-than-expected quarterly sales, boosted by an improving housing market and unseasonably warm weather in the holiday quarter.
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But more than a year after that unseasonably cool Thursday in New York, what happened on June 9 has intensified the spotlight on Trump -- now president -- and his family.
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Data showed on Friday that U.S. retail sales fell in December as unseasonably warm weather curbed purchases of winter apparel and cheaper gasoline weighed on receipts at service stations.
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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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November's industrial production was bolstered by a 1.7 percent rise in mining and a 3.3 percent increase in utilities as unseasonably cold weather supported heating demand, the Fed said.
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Customer traffic at established stores was hit by unseasonably cold and damp weather, the Goodlettsville, Tennessee-based company said, adding that it still saw steady demand for food items.
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Here Begins the Life of the Holy Christina May of 1150 is unseasonably cold, and, on the morning that my youngest sister is born, ice glazes the budding trees.
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But a rash of unseasonably warm weather may have inspired the queen bee to abandon her hive and take thousands of her worker bees with her, Mr. Coté said.
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He sneaked in what he assumed was a final performance for the year on a recent unseasonably warm Friday afternoon before setting aside the statue costume until the spring.
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On an unseasonably warm Monday in October, Ms. Contini Bonacossi and her brother, Filippo, took me through their family estate, known as Capezzana, in the hills northwest of Florence.
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Payrolls rose by 2000,0003 positions in March, the smallest gain in six months, which economists dismissed as payback after unseasonably mild weather boosted hiring by 2000,22 jobs in February.
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East Africa is experiencing unseasonably heavy rains because the Indian Ocean is warmer than usual, partly as result of a cyclical weather phenomenon and partly because oceans are warming.
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The group should also be up against easier comparisons as the year progresses, as late deliveries from last year's port slowdown, along with an unseasonably warm winter, held back results.
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New details emerged about the victims, ordinary people with no connection to Mr. Dalton, enjoying simple pleasures on an unseasonably warm day — taking a walk, eyeing cars at a dealership.
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In October of 2016, the area surrounding the seed vault was subject to temperatures so unseasonably high that the permafrost around the vault melted, leading to flooding within the vault.
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And yet, on an unseasonably cool morning in Brooklyn, a body with so-called "cement shoes" washed ashore this week, igniting the mystery of who committed the crime, and why.
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Home Depot is up against a tough comparison in the fourth quarter, after last year's unseasonably warm temperatures helped it record an 8.9 percent lift at its established U.S. stores.
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After unseasonably warm temperatures last year forced stores to run unplanned promotions, retailers and analysts alike have pointed to opportunities for them to beef up their profit margins this Christmas.
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J.C. Penney defied unseasonably warm weather and steep markdowns across the broader retail space to post a 4.1 percent increase in fourth-quarter same-store sales — easily besting its competition.
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"We saw strong demand for fashion throughout the quarter despite an unseasonably cold spring, and have seen our demand accelerate in May," Anthropologie's newly appointed co-President Hillary Super said.
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In May, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said that unseasonably warm ocean temperatures and a no-show from El Niño would contribute to a potentially "extremely active" hurricane season.
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Two hundred guests, some who had flown in from as far as New Zealand, London, Madrid and Dubai, huddled under blankets beneath a threatening sky on the unseasonably chilly afternoon.
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Western Alberta is dealing with unseasonably cold spring weather, but Bill Hunt, resource conservation manager for Banff National Park, said the calves were well-equipped to deal with harsh conditions.
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Analysts downplayed the quarterly profit fall, saying that the weak outcome was due to inventory being cleared on unseasonably warm winter and didn't reflect on merchandise quality or operational issues.
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Renowned energy trader Mark Fisher on Thursday forecast that a string of unseasonably warm winters will break and send natural gas above $4 or $5 per million British thermal units.
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Walking around Red Cloud toward the end of an unseasonably warm March afternoon, I saw that Cather had reflected the quiet beauty of this town in her spare, lyrical writing.
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On an unseasonably warm autumnal afternoon, FAF and other antifascist groups held back the Democratic Football Lads Alliance (DFLA) as they attempted to march through the streets of central London.
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WASHINGTON, March 18 (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilding fell in February, likely as the boost from unseasonably warm weather faded, and could continue to weaken as the coronavirus pandemic disrupts economic activity.
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ANTANANARIVO (Reuters) - Floods across the island of Madagascar has killed at least 12 people this week, with 18 missing, after unseasonably heavy rain, the national disaster office said on Thursday.
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It was an unseasonably cold day, and a square of leaden sky loomed above the lush green lawn, edged by four Gothic passageways, through which the models were to parade.
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U.S. industrial production fell 21.5% in January as unseasonably warm weather held down the output of utilities and Boeing slowed production of civilian aircraft, the Federal Reserve said on Friday.
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Here's what else is happening: WEATHER If you like unseasonably warm, muggy weather, well, today's the day for you: cloudy, with a high of 27, and moderate winds from the northwest.
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Unseasonably warm temperatures are being forecast -- 51 degrees with evening showers on Friday and a high of 61 degrees on Saturday -- and should help groups reach their more optimistic turnout estimates.
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But with the New York real estate developer now president-in-waiting, Romney's appearance at Trump National Bedminster on an unseasonably warm November day was symbolic of hard-won party unity.
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Kohl's had said in February it was finding it difficult to get rid of cold weather apparel from an unseasonably warm winter, raising concerns of margin pressure in its first quarter.
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Many on Wall Street are expecting the second half of the year to deliver meaningful margin improvement for apparel companies, after unseasonably warm temperatures last year forced them into heavy discounting.
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Backing Fed Chair Janet Yellen's optimism on the economy, a report from the Commerce Department showed homebuilding jumped in February as unseasonably warm weather boosted the construction of single-family houses.
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"This year hasn't been perfect, starting with a long summer and unseasonably warm fall, but our forecast reflects the very realistic steady momentum of the economy and industry expectations," Shay said.
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The nation's winter wheat crop is especially vulnerable given the unseasonably warm weather in January and February, which resulted in the crop running about three weeks ahead in its normal development.
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"Superdry is a strong brand with significant growth opportunities...but we are not immune to the challenges presented by this extraordinary period of unseasonably hot weather," said Chief Executive Euan Sutherland.
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ABIDJAN, June 24 (Reuters) - Unseasonably dry weather across Ivory Coast's cocoa regions last week could weaken the next main crop if rainfall does not increase in July, farmers said on Monday.
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Now, on an unseasonably warm December night, he drove past the stadium and cut through the heart of the idyllic Colorado campus, where, he often said, he still felt most comfortable.
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It was an unseasonably warm and beautiful day, and I like to think that as she stepped off the curb she was in a cheerful mood, thinking about the weekend ahead.
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Though the threat of rain is expected to diminish on Tuesday, temperatures are likely to drop in many areas later this week, in some cases to unseasonably low temperatures, NHK said.
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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) - U.S. industrial production fell in January as unseasonably warm weather caused a major drop in utilities output, offsetting gains in manufacturing and mining, the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday.
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Before the fourth quarter was even over, traditional retailers were sounding the alarm about the negative impact that the unseasonably warm holiday season in the Eastern U.S. would have on their businesses.
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While many retailers including Urban Outfitters struggled with unseasonably cold weather in the first quarter, hampering same-store sales growth, they have all cited improvement with the start of the spring season.
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Bankers said deals which could not be done earlier in the year because of choppy market conditions saw their window in the last few months, resulting in an unseasonably busy third quarter.
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A few days later, a worker from 311 came, but it was an unseasonably hot day—the outdoor temperature was obviously above 55 degrees, so the lack of heat wasn't actually illegal.
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This was in contrast to sales reports from rivals Macy's, Kohl's and Nordstrom, that said unseasonably warm weather in November and December hurt sales of cold weather goods in the holiday quarter.
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ET. There were 235,000 jobs added in February, and Goldman economists say that unseasonably warm weather in that month could have been responsible for boosting payroll growth by 30,000 to 50,000 jobs.
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Sales at U.S. stores open at least a year, excluding prescription drugs, fell 4.353 percent in the quarter due to soft cough, cold and flu product sales amid an unseasonably warm winter.
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On Tuesday, protesters braving unseasonably hot weather waved Iraqi flags and chanted pro-Sadr slogans as they crossed a bridge over the Tigris River to reach the gates of the Green Zone.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Cherry blossoms across Japan have bloomed six months early after two powerful typhoons pummeled the country in September, stripping leaves, bringing a warm snap and turning the trees unseasonably pink.
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Held in a greenhouse on an unseasonably warm winter day, Bottega Veneta's creative director Daniel Lee made his runway debut, the first show after the brand's 17-year partnership with Tomas Meier.
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But the unseasonably wet conditions boded well for retail shoe store operator ABC-Mart, which rose 1.86 percent after its June same-store sales rose 5.3 percent on brisk sales of waterproof footwear.
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A services sector survey showed activity expanded at its slowest pace in over a year in the same month, when electricity consumption adjusted for unseasonably warm weather dipped 3.2 percent year on year.
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Business Briefing Malaysia Airlines barred passengers from checking in baggage on flights to Paris and Amsterdam on Tuesday and Wednesday because of "unseasonably strong headwinds" on a longer flight path it is taking.
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The overall taste of the new trendy new soft serve is light and fresh like a cucumber, which made it especially refreshing on an unseasonably hot early May afternoon in New York City.
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Unseasonably mild temperatures boosting hiring in weather-sensitive sectors, according to the Labor Department report, which also showed the economy created 514,000 fewer jobs between April 2018 and March 2019 than originally estimated.
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The city broke a heat record yesterday as unseasonably warm temperatures reached 90 degrees F (32 degrees C).Alarmingly, the wildfire remains out of control, and fire officials are preparing for the worst.
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The original statement posted on the carrier's website on Tuesday announcing the ban cited "unseasonably strong headwinds" and long routes over Egyptian airspace as reasons for the move, calling it a safety issue.
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But while unseasonably warm winter temperatures forced many retailers to cancel late-in-the-season orders, hurting suppliers in the process, he does not expect that to translate to big cancellations for spring.
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Over an unseasonably warm weekend this past October, Spreck Rosekrans, the executive director of Restore Hetch Hetchy, led his board members on a hike through a rarely visited corner of Yosemite National Park.
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Plains All American Pipeline — The pipeline company saw its profit and revenue fall below Street estimates, hurt by factors such as unseasonably warm weather as well as the ongoing slump in energy prices.
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The International Energy Agency, which advises industrialised countries on energy policy, said the global oil glut was set to last until at least late 2016 due to unseasonably warm weather and rising supply.
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ON AN unseasonably warm evening in March, three giggling teenage girls wearing the hijab, and one whose dark hair is uncovered, pull out bicycles at a rental station along the Indianapolis Cultural Trail.
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Marks & Spencer reported dire trading in clothing and gifts over Christmas, partly blaming unseasonably warm winter weather, while much of department stores group John Lewis's better performance came online rather than in store.
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Private-sector employers added 298,000 jobs in February: U.S. businesses added 298,000 jobs in February, the most in three years, as unseasonably warm weather boosted growth in several sectors across the labor market.
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After Saturday's game was postponed due to unseasonably cold weather, Harper takes aim at his 100th career home run when the Washington Nationals continue their three-game series with the visiting Miami Marlins.
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With a blend of British and American trappings, the first installment of the two-game series was a wild contest won by the Yankees, 17-13, on an unseasonably hot day in London.
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But at least the fans who braved the unseasonably chilly weather and light drizzle were treated to this: two renditions of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" during the seventh-inning stretch.
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I tie my lapa (a long cloth around the waist for women) and am dripping with sweat by the end of 63 nonstop minutes, even though it's unseasonably cool for August in Boston.
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Temperatures are expected to remain unseasonably hot, according to IPMA, with the temperature in the northern river city of Porto expected to reach 24C on Wednesday, compared with a March average of 12C.
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In addition, an unseasonably strong surge in demand at the end of summer and into this fall now has the supply of homes priced below $240,2200 down 2000% compared with a year ago.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Washington's renowned cherry trees are expected to hit their peak bloom from March 18 to 23, earlier than first predicted due to unseasonably warm weather, the National Park Service said on Tuesday.
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Macy's said sales at its Macy's and Bloomingdale's stores fell 4.7 percent in November and December, partly because unseasonably warm weather across much of the country discouraged shoppers from buying coats and other outerwear.
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In addition to Amazon's ascent, retailers and analysts (to some degree of truth) have blamed everything from unseasonably cool weather to the impending election as reasons why consumers didn't spend during the first quarter.
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"Overtones of the trade conflict are, like the unseasonably wet weather in much of Europe right now, difficult to avoid and likely to put a dampener on things," City Index analyst Ken Odeluga said.
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The world's biggest hamburger chain says the launch of an all-day breakfast menu and unseasonably warm weather helped lift sales by 5.7% in the U.S. for the final three months of the year.
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What's more, unseasonably warm weather through December took a huge bite out of retailers' traffic and sales, with Planalytics calculating a $572 million sales loss for specialty apparel stores during the final two months.
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In 2012, after heavy high-altitude rains and unseasonably warm weather, a disease called coffee leaf rust wiped out about half of Central America's coffee crop, including 85 percent of the crop in Guatemala.
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The weather this week has been unseasonably hot, with temperatures on Tuesday reaching about 90 degrees Fahrenheit — rare in Fort McMurray even at the peak of summer — with relative humidity of just 13 percent.
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Escaping an unseasonably cold and wet Washington for sunnier climes, Trump waxed nostalgic during a tax event about his electoral victory 16 months ago and accepted the praise of a handpicked and friendly crowd.
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Because it was an unseasonably cool August day, Rachel wore a scarf, which got caught in one of the go-kart's axles, snapping her windpipe, an injury that left her without higher brain function.
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BOSTON — It's an unseasonably warm, sunny, Saturday afternoon in February and Massachusetts College of Art and Design (MassArt), the nation's first freestanding, publicly funded arts college, also has an uncharacteristic line around the block.
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But the unseasonably high temperatures, which topped 100 degrees Fahrenheit on Thursday and are expected to climb higher over the weekend, have created an exceptionally stifling and fragrant atmosphere for Athenians and for tourists.
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Opinion MYSORE, India — It's an unseasonably hot winter day in this southern city, and the midmorning sun is turning the crumbling yellow stucco of the 100-year-old City Central Library a shade paler.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Even by Londoners' standards, it was an unseasonably cold and rainy day on the south side of Kensington Gardens for the 2018 Work Marathon at Serpentine Galleries.
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Photo: GettyNEAR AN ART GALLERY IN CHELSEA - It was an unseasonably warm October afternoon, and Jony Ive was about to go on stage with The New Yorker's David Remnick to talk about who knows what.
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It has been unseasonably rainy in Dallas this week (which my inner Seattle girl is all about), and I was worried they might have gone inside, but to my great surprise they are still there!
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Unseasonably cold weather has been a drag for most U.S. apparel retailers in the first few months of 2.403, with Gap's Old Navy especially hit as most of its apparel is tailored toward warmer weather.
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While he did note the role that weather played — an unseasonably warm January and February that pulled job creation forward and a March snowstorm that slowed it down — he said the report was still disappointing.
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As London sweltered in unseasonably hot weather, about 250 protesters gathered outside parliament after the speech, blaming the deadly fire in west London on years of Conservative cuts and demanding the fall of May's government.
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My dining buddy and I head to Leitaria Anunciada, a pretty corner cafe decked out in traditional blue and white Azulejo tiles, where couples and families are eating outdoors on this unseasonably warm February evening.
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When harsh, erratic winds and unseasonably warm weather disrupted our call, and when it's later dropped after he walks through a dead-zone in DC's U Street Corridor, Miller found political dimensions in these interruptions.
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But every once in a while, he'd smile mischievously and lay out a path to an upset: an unseasonably hot or cold day, a disqualified front-runner, a field unprepared for the relatively hilly course.
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L reported a better-than-expected 7 percent rise in underlying third-quarter sales on Thursday, helped by gains in Africa and South America, and stronger growth in Europe, where unseasonably mild weather boosted demand.
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The day I drove three hours each way to Mr. Toomey's house was unseasonably cold, so his bees largely hid in the hive; our photographer had to return on a warmer day to reshoot them.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. private sector payrolls rose at a brisk pace in January as hiring increased across the board despite unseasonably cold weather, pointing to sustained labor market strength at the start of the year.
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Kenya: Unseasonably heavy rains unleashed floods and landslides in the country's west, killing at least 34 people, bringing to 72 the number of East Africans who have died since mid-October of flooding-related causes.
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The unseasonably balmy temperatures that sent Britons scrambling for sunglasses and T-shirts this week also broke records in Ireland, where the national meteorological service declared the February temperatures to be the hottest since 1960.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 21.2 (Reuters) - U.S. industrial production fell 21.5% in December as unseasonably warm weather held down the output of utilities and Boeing Co slowed production of civilian aircraft, the Federal Reserve said on Friday.
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So far this year, at least 73 people have been shot at cookouts (some of those shootings fell before Memorial Day, when unseasonably warm weather drew victims out to their barbecues and into harm's way).
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But instead of falling to the same low levels as in past years, deforestation remains unseasonably high, with illegal loggers and land speculators still acting aggressively, three field operatives for environmental enforcement agency Ibama told Reuters.
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Yet with inventory levels finally in check, investors say the chain has an opportunity to boost its margins this holiday season, after last year's unseasonably warm weather forced it to slash prices on cold-weather goods.
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As if it had been specially ordered by the National Football League for the Golden anniversary, Mother Nature delivered perfect party weather with blue skies and unseasonably warm temperatures hovering around 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21 Celsius).
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U.S. employment gains likely slowed in January as the boost to hiring from unseasonably mild weather faded, but an expected rebound in wages and a steady jobless rate will suggest the labor market recovery remains firm.
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U.S. crude slid to its lowest level since 2003 after the International Energy Agency said the global oil glut was set to last until at least late 2016 due to unseasonably warm weather and rising supply.
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As retailers continue to work through this excess product, which was largely left over due to the unseasonably warm end to 2015, Kleinhenz said he expects retailers will continue discounting their products to get consumers shopping.
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Brewer SABMiller reported a better-than-expected 7 percent rise in underlying third-quarter sales on Thursday, helped by gains in Africa and South America, and stronger growth in Europe, where unseasonably mild weather boosted demand.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Unseasonably high temperatures will challenge runners at the U.S. Olympic marathon trials on Saturday with the top three finishers in the men's and women's races earning spots on the United States Olympic team.
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After sales in October were dampened by unseasonably warm weather, Ritter said Zalando had a strong end to the year, helped by marketing and pricing, especially around the Black Friday sales and for the Christmas season.
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On an unseasonably cool afternoon, both starting pitchers — the Cubs' Jon Lester and the Mets' Steven Matz — matched zeros until the seventh, when the Cubs (33-23) scored twice thanks to some very aggressive base running.
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U.S. industrial production increased more than expected in December as unseasonably cold weather at the end of the month boosted demand for heating, but manufacturing output barely rose, pointing to moderate growth in the industrial sector.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilding fell in March after unseasonably mild weather buoyed activity in February and manufacturing output dropped for the first time in seven months, further indications that economic growth braked sharply in the first quarter.
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At the moment, part of the country is being dealt unseasonably warm temperatures that have folks putting their parkas away for the time being, while a different part is bracing for yet another round of snow storms.
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Fisher predicted in the summer of 66.583 that investors would see a streak of unseasonably warm winters break in the next year or two, and that natural gas prices would shoot to $4 or $5 per mmBtu.
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As companies work their way through bloated spring inventories — with memories of an unseasonably warm winter not far in the past — many are taking a cautious approach to the Christmas holiday orders they're now starting to place.
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Employment grew most vigorously in professional and business services, which added 73,000 workers, while the construction industry added an unexpectedly strong 45,000 jobs last month, with at least part of the gain because of unseasonably warm weather.
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Due to this slowness, which analysts said could partly be the result of unseasonably cool weather, the retailer is grappling with excess inventories that could force it into running unplanned promotions during the current three-month period.
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Cornell said wild variations in performance in the unseasonably cold Northeast, versus the West Coast or parts of the Midwest, indicate there has been no step back in the consumer's fundamentals, nor a pullback from Target's stores.
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However, sales in the first quarter were weighed down by negative currency effects and unseasonably cold weather in Europe meaning the quarterly growth rate was a mere 2 percent, lower than rates booked during the financial crisis.
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" - Elon Musk, 2014 It has been an unseasonably quiet Week in Elon, so I'm going to take the chance to talk about a phrase that's been widely used and abused (even by us): the infamous "Tesla killer.
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And even though it's been unseasonably warm in the city, the street style star has shown us how to conquer a variety of conditions over the course fashion month — and we've been taking notes along the way.
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In a summer of discontent with high inventories and an unseasonably weak demand, some refiners have started blending winter grade gasoline earlier than usual to sell later in the year, two trading sources told Reuters last week.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices fell on Tuesday, then slid more in post-settlement trade after an industry group reported that U.S. crude stockpiles fell less than expected in the latest week while gasoline stockpiles grew unseasonably.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs Group Inc on Wednesday became the latest company to report a quarterly revenue decline as oil prices extended their slump and unseasonably warm weather reduced the demand for natural gas and power.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WASHINGTON, DC — On an unseasonably warm Monday evening in October, I visited the National Portrait Gallery after work for a 250-minute Native American history tour of the presidential portraits gallery.
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On the night of the wedding, an unseasonably cool Independence Day eve, 160 friends and family members gathered in the formal gardens of Airlie, a neo-Georgian conference retreat and hotel about an hour outside of Washington.
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He spoke in a homily at a Mass on a sprawling field on the outskirts of the capital Antananarivo for hundreds of thousands of people, many of whom had spent the night outdoors in unseasonably cool weather.
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Last week in Paris, as the sun set after an unseasonably warm day, Christophe Lemaire and Sarah-Linh Tran presented the fall 2019 collection for their label, Lemaire, on the top floor of an applied arts school.
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The locust plague is far more serious than the FAO earlier projected and has been made worse by unseasonably heavy rainfall and floods across East Africa that have killed hundreds of people in the past several months.
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The locust plague is far more serious than the FAO earlier projected and has been made worse by unseasonably heavy rainfall and floods across East Africa that have killed hundreds of people in the past several months.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilding fell more than expected in December, recording its biggest drop in just over a year, likely as unseasonably cold weather at the end of the month disrupted the construction of single-family housing units.
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U.S. employment gains slowed more than expected in January as the boost to hiring from unseasonably mild weather faded, yet surging wages and an unemployment rate at an eight-year low suggested the labor market recovery remains firm.
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Ceconomy, which had already reported that sales in its fiscal fourth quarter to the end of September were hit by unseasonably warm weather, said net profit in the period fell 28 percent to 84 million euros ($96 million).
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"Retail food deflation and a reduction in both SNAP participation rates and benefit levels, coupled with unseasonably mild spring weather, proved to be stronger-than-expected headwinds to our business," Chief Executive Todd Vasos said in a statement.
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But with the sector battling subdued consumer spending, uncertainty over Britain's exit from the European Union, rising labour costs and higher business property taxes, as well as unseasonably warm weather, analysts predict few winners over the festive season.
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U.S. employment gains slowed more than expected in January as the boost to hiring from unseasonably mild weather faded, but rising wages and an unemployment rate at an eight-year low suggested the labor market recovery remains firm.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. industrial production increased more than expected in December as unseasonably cold weather at the end of the month boosted demand for heating, but manufacturing output barely rose, pointing to moderate growth in the industrial sector.
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In 2018, Sydney alone saw its hottest day in 80 years in January, and an unseasonably warm April saw heat records broken and below average rainfall across the country, leading to a devastating drought for New South Wales.
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As unseasonably early winter storms dumped heavy rain and snow across Europe, Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor, effectively stepped down as the leader of her party and irreparably weakened her ability to keep Europe on an even keel.
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A series of unseasonably hot summers has propelled climate change to the top of the political agenda in Germany, with thousands of people inspired by teenage Swedish activist Greta Thunberg taking to the streets to demand swifter action.
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Though strikes are hitting production in the energy sector, an output spike in April amid unseasonably frigid weather may help smooth out the average over the course of the quarter, impacting overall growth less than could be feared.
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With the Philippe Chatrier showcourt still little more than half full as the unseasonably cold weather kept thousands of ticket-holders away, the drama continued into the second set, when Williams was broken again to trail 2-0.
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Even if it's still unseasonably warm in our corner of the country, the Refinery29 offices are ready for fall — and its not just because a few of us recently tried nearly every Trader Joe's pumpkin product on store shelves.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Zara owner Inditex bounced back from a weak start to 2019, when unseasonably cold weather in southern Europe stifled sales for the Spanish fashion group, with a strong performance in the first weeks of the second quarter.
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Bundled up on a couch at Christmas, they converse by exchanging lyrics from "There's No Business Like Show Business" in a serious, straight-faced way, the way other families might talk about sports, politics, or the unseasonably good weather.
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Despite 214.8's results being held back by unseasonably warm temperatures — which forced retailers into taking aggressive price cuts — Deloitte predicts holiday spending will increase between 214.9 percent and 163 percent from November through January, to top $216 trillion.
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Though unseasonably warm weather no doubt took a chunk out of retailers' holiday sales — Planalytics estimates specialty apparel stores lost $572 million in November and December because of it — analysts agree that Macy's issues extend well beyond balmy conditions.
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The kids, ranging in age from 23 to 16, were reportedly trying to nab a selfie on the off-limits pond, which went as deep as 18 feet in the middle, on the unseasonably warm February night, reports CBS2.
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I boarded my Air India flight on a chilly autumn day in New York and was hurtled in an aluminum tube into unseasonably warm Delhi, but my core temperature, had I measured it, would have changed not one degree.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales unexpectedly fell in December as unseasonably warm weather undercut sales of winter apparel and cheaper gasoline weighed on receipts at service stations, adding to signs that economic growth braked sharply in the fourth quarter.
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Fears of oversupply, however, resurfaced after the International Energy Agency, which advises industrialized countries on energy policy, said the global oil glut was set to last until at least late 2016 due to unseasonably warm weather and rising supply.
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PARIS — In the days after terrorists massacred scores of people lounging in Paris cafes on an unseasonably warm November night in 2015, Parisians defiantly returned to their neighborhood bistros in droves to show that they would not be broken.
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The market's focus remained on unseasonably warm U.S. Midwest weather that has helped accelerate crop maturity in corn and soybeans and worrisome dryness in South America, where farmers in Argentina and Brazil are preparing to plant their next crops.
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RED WINGS 5, AVALANCHE 3 Brad Richards scored the winning goal with a minute remaining, and Detroit beat Colorado at Coors Field in the N.H.L.'s warmest regular-season outdoor game on record — an unseasonably balmy 473 degrees at puck drop.
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A cold winter altered the migration patterns of wild swans in 2006, which meant they ferried a new flu into more than 20 countries in Europe; an unseasonably warm New York winter in 1999 contributed to the West Nile outbreak.
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On Friday, U.S. employment gains slowed more than expected in January as the boost to hiring from unseasonably mild weather faded, but rising wages and an unemployment rate at an eight-year low suggested the labor market recovery remains firm.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilding jumped in February as unseasonably warm weather boosted the construction of single-family houses to near a 9-1/603-year high, suggesting the economy remained on solid ground despite an apparent slowdown in the first quarter.
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Factors that may have compounded monarchs' plight in California in recent months include unseasonably warm temperatures, wildfires, smoke from wildfires and mudslides, all of which may have played roles in reports of monarchs migrating and breeding later than usual, she said.
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To see the new injection well, which began operating last May, we drove back out of the plant, following signs for Progress City—agricultural showgrounds owned by ADM where community members were enjoying unseasonably warm October weather on Family Safety Day.
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On the contrary, data released by the Commerce Department on Tuesday showed that sales at these stores fell 0.5 percent compared with last May, as unseasonably cool weather, steep discounts and an uninspired assortment kept shoppers' grip tight on their wallets.
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In addition to the masses of ordinary people drawn to downtown Chicago on the unseasonably mild November night, political heavyweights and celebrities—from Brad Pitt to Oprah Winfrey to party chairman Howard Dean—were also on hand to show their support.
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CHICAGO, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Unseasonably mild weather around the United States is keeping pastures green and slowing feed consumption rates by livestock, exacerbating an animal feed glut that has dragged grain prices in many areas to the lowest levels in years.
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"Retail food deflation and a reduction in both SNAP participation rates and benefit levels, coupled with unseasonably mild spring weather, proved to be stronger-than-expected headwinds to our business," Dollar General Chief Executive Todd Vasos said in a statement.
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In both 290 and 2013, the combination of sea ice retreat, unseasonably warm temperatures, and heavy rains contributed to the onset of impenetrable snow cover, which prevented reindeer from foraging on their usual food supply of lichen and other vegetation.
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Mere minutes before we meet up on an unseasonably cold October night, a text hits his phone informing him that his weekly nighttime basketball game at a downtown public school has been cancelled, replaced by a Halloween dance for the kids.
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My drive up to Connecticut gave me ample time to familiarize myself with the nicely designed climate control interface (it was an unseasonably cold Fall day) and fiddle with the electric seat controls to try to make myself more comfortable.
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Midway through the set, a huge breeze interrupted the unseasonably warm December night and the crowd cheered the loudest they had all night—even given the fact that, you know, James was playing his first US show in nearly a decade.
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U.S. home building jumped in February likely as unseasonably warm weather boosted the construction of single-family houses to near a 9-1/4163-year high, suggesting the economy remained on solid ground despite an apparent slowdown in the first quarter.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Unseasonably hot U.S. weather is accelerating corn and soy crop maturity after months of concerns that lagging development could drag down yields or put some late-planted acres at risk of damage from frost, agronomists and analysts said.
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LA CORUNA, March 13 (Reuters) - Zara owner Inditex reported a 2 percent rise in full-year profit on Wednesday as it launched Zara online into 106 new markets in November and benefited from favourable comparisons to unseasonably cold weather last year.
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In a statement issued late on Tuesday night ahead of a scheduled trading update on Wednesday, Zalando said sales rose 4.0-18 percent, slowing from 25 percent in the second quarter as the fashion industry suffered from unseasonably warm weather.
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As we find ourselves longing for December, when it was unseasonably warm and we didn't appreciate how blessed we were, we're taking solace in these puppies who love winter more than they love anything, except for maybe peanut butter. 1.
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Job gains, which had exceeded 200,000 in January and February, were also held back by a slowdown in hiring at construction sites, factories and leisure and hospitality businesses, which had been boosted by unseasonably warm temperatures earlier in the year.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Parts of Australia's Great Barrier Reef will never recover from the impact of unseasonably warm waters, scientists said on Thursday, as more of the World Heritage Site comes under renewed threat from a recent spike in sea temperatures.
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He would have been outside, his bike parked nearby, snapping away at the men and women streaming in — and doing his best to ignore the very reason Carnegie Hall was filled to near capacity on this unseasonably warm fall day.
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The National Retail Federation said Friday that holiday sales increased 3 percent to $503 billion in November and December, falling short of the trade group's forecast for 3.7 percent growth, as unseasonably warm weather and low prices weighed on results.
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The challenge of passing the time during an unseasonably hot week, with hardly any bathing opportunities, eased up a bit on Tuesday night, when some 20 campers gathered around an iPad to watch England play Colombia in the World Cup.
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At The New York Times, we have a strain that dates back to Russell Baker, who picked it up in an unseasonably harsh November in 1975, the very week he wrote Francs and Beans, one of his most provocative columns.
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" After laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns on a gray and unseasonably cool day, Mr. Trump addressed a cheering crowd that included Gold Star families, honoring "the men and women who laid down their lives for our freedom.
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LONDON — On an unseasonably cold Monday morning in May, Chrissie Rucker sat perched on an elegant white armchair, on carefully distressed white floorboards, in an airy white-walled living room filled with scented white candles, white hydrangeas and white cashmere blankets.
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To the delight of art lovers and exceedingly stressed gallery workers and art handlers alike, an unseasonably warm New York City (highs in the mid-50s!) will welcome throngs of local and out-of-town visitors for Armory Week 2020.
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Take, for example, all the people who seized on the fact that 1998 was an unusually warm year to claim that global warming stopped 20 years ago — as if one unseasonably hot day in May proves that summer is a myth.
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Goldman Sachs economists are even more optimistic: They predict that 213.50,193 jobs were added in January, pointing to an unseasonably dry month in parts of the country and better-than-expected private sector employment numbers from ADP, the payroll processor.
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After a run in the unseasonably warm March weather with around a dozen friends, group founder Ross Villeneuve, his girlfriend Anne Marie Cernera and Ross' father, Wayne -- all supporters of Democrats -- lamented that more had not been found on Trump.
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It was early afternoon on an unseasonably warm winter Tuesday, and Mr. Durant was in high spirits, barreling down the Bayshore Freeway in a black Cadillac Escalade on the way to a speaking engagement at YouTube's headquarters in San Bruno, Calif.
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The economy's outlook was also dimmed by other data on Friday showing industrial production decreased for a second straight month in January as unseasonably warm weather depressed demand for utilities and Boeing suspended production of it troubled 0.13 MAX plane.
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The economy's outlook was also dimmed by other data on Friday showing industrial production decreased for a second straight month in January as unseasonably mild weather depressed demand for utilities, and Boeing suspended production of it troubled 737 MAX plane.
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Spending on energy dropped 4.3 percent last month amid unseasonably warm weather while spending on new cars plunged 4.2 percent, which INSEE said was likely due to consumers holding back purchases until a new incentive in January to trade in old cars.
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Considering how unseasonably warm the weather has been (in New York, at least), it's weird to think that Halloween is a little over a week away, which means Thanksgiving is approaching, which means the holiday season is actually just around the corner.
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Of course, there are many other factors like online and in-store promotions, unseasonably warm weather and the election year that may impact performance, but we believe our analysis is a strong benchmark from which retailers should be making key holiday-season decisions.
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Across the street, protesters of all ages, from toddlers to grandparents, wearing flowers in their hair, gathered outside the Flatbush Avenue entrance to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden on an unseasonably cold and rainy Mother's Day to protest something more precious than milkshakes.
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It's an unseasonably warm February night, and we're all sweating as we climb the stairs; as we ascend, piano music filters down (courtesy of local performer, Kitten on the Keys, who plays the score from Twin Peaks, in case this wasn't weird enough).
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One of the biggest hiring jumps, in construction hiring — the industry added 58,000 — is likely linked to unseasonably warm weather in early February more than to any policy shifts brought on by the reality TV star turned leader of the free world.
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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilding jumped in February as unseasonably warm weather boosted the construction of single-family houses to near a 20.9-26.2/21.21-year high, suggesting the economy remained on solid ground despite an apparent slowdown in growth in the first quarter.
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A massive blizzard in the northeastern United States late in January likely held down production by a small amount, the Fed said, but it was also boosted by a marked rise in demand for heating after what had been an unseasonably warm winter.
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On an unseasonably warm night in January, a group of New Yorkers gathered in the back room of a hip bar in Manhattan's Meatpacking district for a screening Merchants of Doubt, an excoriating documentary about fossil fuel industry-funded climate change denial.
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After an unseasonably wet winter, the Army Corps of Engineers was forced to discharge water from the lake to lower water levels, flushing the ooze along channels to the east and west until it coagulated along the shores of the famed Treasure Coast.
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"The company deserves tremendous credit for delivering an outstanding 4% comp ... in a quarter that was heavily impacted by both hurricanes ... and unseasonably warm weather in September / early October," Evercore ISI analyst Omar Saad wrote about Ross in a note to clients.
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It was unseasonably warm for March — the sort of day when you might sneak out of work for a long lunch outside — and as cars exited, dozens rolled down their windows to shout obscenities and slurs at the young men and women.
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Gross domestic product increased at a 0.7 percent annual rate in the fourth quarter, the Commerce Department said on Friday, as lower oil prices continued to undermine investment by energy firms and unseasonably mild weather cut into consumer spending on utilities and apparel.
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A spell of unseasonably warm weather had started to melt the sheet of ice that covered camp throughout the winter and turned the ground at Oceti Sakowin into a bog of broken tents, coolers filled with rotting food, and abandoned, busted cars.
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The winter shopping season is always volatile — sales during the quarter can make or break a retailer — but this year's performance figures could be especially difficult to forecast given the effect of recent hurricanes, unseasonably warm weather and fast-paced online growth.
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On an unseasonably warm night in January, a group of New Yorkers gathered in the back room of a hip bar in Manhattan's Meatpacking district for a screening Merchants of Doubt, an excoriating documentary about fossil fuel industry-funded climate change denial.
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On a recent, unseasonably warm day in the town of Clay, near Syracuse, about twenty people gathered in front of a split-level house on Maryland Lane to wait for Schumer, who was going to hold a press conference in the driveway.
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George Wetzel, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Peachtree City, Ga., said that in the past three days, a strong low-pressure system had moved east across the South, which had been unseasonably warm, with moisture moving north from the Gulf of Mexico.
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News-driven moves saw Ted Baker slump 35%, on course for its worst day ever, after it posted a first-half pre-tax loss and warned that unseasonably warm weather, heavy discounting by rivals and weak consumer demand would hit full-year profit.
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On an unseasonably warm afternoon in San Francisco, I met the Cuban-born artist Tania Bruguera at a pop-up print shop downtown that's run by her friend the artist Sergio de la Torre, whose work explores surveillance and U.S. immigration policy.
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Economists this week slashed their fourth-quarter GDP growth estimates by as much as one percentage point to as low as a 0.5 percent annual pace, which also accounted for unseasonably warm weather that has impacted on sales of winter apparel and other merchandise.
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In another example of climate adaptation, farmers are developing a kind of hyper-local climate engineering, spraying clay dust over their trees to create shade and cool them down in unseasonably hot weather, according to David Zilberman, an economist at the University of California, Berkeley.
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The city of Chicago, where 86,000 homeless people live, opened its six warming shelters over the last few days as unseasonably cold temperatures dipped into the teens with wind chills into the single digits during the morning, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cloudy and unseasonably cool conditions will greet players and fans alike on the first Saturday of the U.S. Open, where five-time titleholder Roger Federer will look to advance to the fourth round after looking vulnerable in his first two matches.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska, March 20 (Reuters) - Three contestants mushing through the final stretch of Alaska's famed Iditarod sled dog course two days after the winner crossed the finish line were rescued by helicopter on Friday from a trail flood caused by unseasonably warm weather, authorities said.
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In June of 2014, Texas Governor Rick Perry pulled into Sacramento behind the wheel of a Tesla Model S. Unseasonably dressed in a black jacket, Perry was in California for fundraising, but nonetheless took time to address reporters in front of a local hotel.
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On an unseasonably warm day in October, a photographer and a reporter on a quest for couples to feature in The New York Times traversed almost the entire length of Manhattan, crossing through Central Park, stopping at Comic Con and wandering the High Line.
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U.S. distillate stockpiles last week climbed to the highest seasonally since 0003, with a notable build on the East Coast, while the four-week average for distillate demand dropped unseasonably last week to its lowest since 2017, according to U.S. Energy Information Administration data.
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Fashion retailer Ted Baker Plc slumped 27% to its lowest in more than 7-1/2 years after it posted a first-half pre-tax loss and warned that unseasonably warm weather, heavy discounting by rivals and weak consumer demand would hit full-year profit.
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Tomorrow marks the first day of fall 213, though you'd be forgiven for not noticing in much of the country thanks to unseasonably warm temperatures predicted to extend into October through much of the nation (and, well, almost everywhere almost all the time now).
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Picture Prompts Last year, Christmas Day in New York City was so unseasonably warm that what should have been a day of scarves and hot cocoa became, for this beach volleyball player, a chance to play shirtless — although he did add a festive hat.
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The thing that draws visitors to Florida's shores is the same thing that early white settlers — and later developers — tried to control through drainage, dredging, and building; it's now the force that keeps everyone's skin unseasonably wet, the foliage consistently growing, sea grape trees included.
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Whether it was delayed shipments from the West Coast port strikes in the first half, sluggish sales of cold-weather apparel during the unseasonably warm winter months, or consumers refusing to pay full price for clothing, specialty apparel and department stores bore the brunt of the bruising.
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They add that the slowdown in retail, a pick-up in electricity and gas and an outright contraction in construction typically mirrors the weakness associated with unseasonably cold weather, supporting the premise that the weak print was hampered by one-offs rather than a more structural slowdown.
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Monro Muffler Brake Inc told analysts that "unseasonably warm weather" across the Northeast led to a 9.0 percent decline in same-store sales in November, while grocery-store chain Supervalu Inc cited high temperatures in Florida cutting into the quality and availability of strawberries and other produce.
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As he rushed across an unseasonably warm Washington, there was little to indicate the meeting he was about to enter would become so heated and ultimately go down as the time the President derided African countries as "shitholes" and asked why more immigrants couldn't come from Norway.
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Power prices plunged below zero for much of Sunday and the early hours of Christmas Day on the EPEX Spot, a large European power trading exchange, the result of low demand, unseasonably warm weather and strong breezes that provided an abundance of wind power on the grid.
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On the unseasonably warm Saturday, people were chopping wood and setting up tents at the encampment, which is more than a mile from a Missouri River reservoir where the final large segment of the pipeline is yet to be completed due to the Corps consulting with the tribe.
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Jony Ive Is a Human Man With Good Taste in ShoesNEAR AN ART GALLERY IN CHELSEA - It was an unseasonably warm October afternoon, and Jony Ive was…Read more ReadIn the past couple of years, Ive has apparently skipped meetings and left the country for weeks on end.
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U.S. job gains slowed more than expected in January as the boost to hiring from unseasonably mild weather faded, but average hourly earnings rose 0.5 percent and the unemployment rate fell to 4.9 percent from 5.0 percent, the Labor Department said on Friday in its monthly employment report.
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"With unseasonably cold weather delaying the sales of spring ranges in the month, consumers chose to spruce up well-worn winter warmers with jewellery and accessories from the comfort of the living room rather than hitting the high-street for new outfits," David McCorquedale, head of retail at KPMG said.
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Data on Monday showed U.S. consumer spending was unchanged in December as households cut back on purchases of automobiles and unseasonably mild weather weighed on demand for utilities, but a jump in savings to a three-year high suggested there is enough muscle to boost consumption in the months ahead.
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The night was unseasonably hot, but Britain's leader looked impeccably cool as she held court in a crisp, oversize white shirt and sash by the duo Palmer Harding, the better to communicate the message: Despite Brexit, as the curtain comes up on a new season, London is open for business.
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CreditCreditJacob Pritchard On an unseasonably warm March afternoon in Brooklyn, the artist Paul Anthony Smith, wearing his usual denim workwear, stands in his studio in front of "Untitled (Duppy Dream in Color too)," a nearly finished, closely cropped, black-and-white photo portrait of a woman wearing a bejeweled crown.
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The unseasonably early arrival of the pumpkin spice latte, the wrong film winning the Oscar for Best Picture, the Kansas City Chiefs collapsing in their first game in the playoffs: I can think of few other things in life as reliable as the monthly drip of video game remasters, remakes, and reboots.
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ROME — One unseasonably warm recent October morning, a steady stream of Roman high school students clad in the uniform of teenagers around the world — T-shirts over leggings or jeans — moseyed through the ground floor of the grand Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana, the onetime monument to Mussolini's dreams and now the Fendi headquarters.
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But the mean winter season brought unseasonably cold to parts of Asia, such as Myanmar, where orphaned elephants had to be wrapped in knitted blankets; and to New York, where hundreds of flights were delayed and Kennedy Airport remained in disarray on Sunday after a water main burst and flooded a terminal.
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His shirt sleeves rolled up, his vowels slipping off the ends of his words, his last day on the campaign trail finally here, Mr. Obama soaked up an unseasonably warm autumn sun on a baseball field at the University of Michigan on Monday, and drank in the energy of his political finale.
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"Retail food deflation and a reduction in both SNAP participation rates and benefit levels, coupled with unseasonably mild spring weather, proved to be stronger than expected headwinds to our business, " Dollar General CEO Todd Vasos said in a statement, referring to new rules that limit the number of people who qualify for food stamp benefits.
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But attacks last month on two major oil facilities in Saudi Arabia led to a surge in exports from Europe to the Mideast Gulf, helping keep margins unseasonably buoyant.. (Graphic - European Light Distillate Cracks: here) Also boosting refiners is rising demand for distillates in preparation for the International Maritime Organization's new maritime fuel rules.
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"If we don't agree, if we're not aggressive ... if we don't pool our resources around the research and development and the clean energy agenda that's required to solve this problem, then other countries won't step up," Obama said at a news conference with Trudeau on an unseasonably warm late winter day in the Rose Garden.
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The muddy math that's turning the state into a manufacturing destination In June of 2014, Texas Governor Rick Perry pulled into Sacramento behind the wheel of a Tesla Model S. Unseasonably dressed in a black jacket, Perry was in California for fundraising, but nonetheless took time to address reporters in front of a local hotel.
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He added that the combination of an unseasonably warm winter, six fewer days in the shopping season this year between Thanksgiving and Christmas, competition from Amazon and the coronavirus pandemic have hurt the company's bottom line The futility of New York sports franchises like the Knicks, Jets and Giants has not helped either, he said.
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Jony Ive Is a Human Man With Good Taste in ShoesNEAR AN ART GALLERY IN CHELSEA - It was an unseasonably warm October afternoon, and Jony Ive was…Read more ReadThough perhaps his best-known product is the original iMac, whose whimsical design notably helped propel the company back into the good graces of the general public.
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Ethiopia has made strides in creating greater food stability, according to the U.N., but its ability to predict the severity of this drought, after unreliable rainy seasons in the north, was complicated by an ocean-warming El Niño that scientists say is altering weather worldwide, bringing drought to California and unseasonably warm days in New York.
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Here's how the company did during its fiscal fourth quarter compared with what analysts were anticipating, based on a Refinitiv survey of analysts: Dick's reported growth in the number of transactions in stores and shoppers' average ticket, "despite the compressed holiday selling season and the challenging conditions we faced with unseasonably warm weather," CEO Ed Stack said.
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So, if, for instance, a senator (perhaps James M. Inhofe, Republican of Oklahoma) brandishes a snowball on the floor of the Senate to dispute the validity of climate science when a chill wind blows through Washington, you will know that the unseasonably cold temperatures he is talking about do not mean that global warming is not happening.
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With Masahiro Tanaka struggling on yet another unseasonably cold night at Yankee Stadium and the Yankees' infield botching several routine plays, the Marlins, who had won just four of their first 16 games this season, scored three runs in the first inning, added another in the second, and three more on a home run by J.T. Realmuto in the fifth.
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As star of the show at a cocktail reception held in her honor by Ambassador Jamie D. McCourt, she was surrounded by famous faces from fashion, finance and French high society, all gathered on an unseasonably warm February evening to celebrate the coming opening of the Statue of Liberty Museum in New York; Ms. von Furstenberg has been its champion and chairwoman of the fund-raising campaign.
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On an unseasonably chilly day in May, when Arniano was free from the buzz of painting students, Amber lit all the fires in the villa and prepared a late afternoon lunch for her mother and a group of friends — writers, artists and designers from Florence — with a market-inspired menu of radicchio salad with cannellini beans and roasted almonds, fresh broad beans with pecorino shavings, a ring-shaped sheep's-milk-ricotta sformato, sliced prosciutto and spaghetti tossed with lemon juice and Parmesan.
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Today, Seattle design firm... In June of 2014, Texas Governor Rick Perry pulled into Sacramento behind the wheel of a Tesla Model S. Unseasonably dressed in a black jacket, Perry was in California for fundraising, but... Years before fans said George Lucas ruined Star Wars with The Phantom Menace, they were berating him for ruining Star Wars in a whole different way — with Special Editions of Episodes IV, V, and VI... The latest tvOS beta issued to developers on Monday has introduced a long awaited feature to the new Apple TV: voice dictation.
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