Nordics - Warmer than normal, colder than normal east UK - Warmer than normal Northern mainland - Colder than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal west Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Reporting by Oleg Vukmanovic.
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Nordics – Colder than normal east; warmer than normal west Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east; cooler than normal west Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal east, cooler than normal west Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east, cooler than normal west Reporting by Lefteris Karagiannopoulos; editing by Emelia Sithole-Matarise
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MARCH: Nordics Colder than normal east; warmer than normal west Britain Warmer than normal Northern mainland Warmer than normal Southern mainland Warmer than normal APRIL: Nordics Warmer than normal Britain Warmer than normal Northern mainland Warmer than normal Southern mainland Warmer than normal east; cooler than normal west MAY: Nordics Warmer than normal Britain Warmer than normal Northern mainland Warmer than normal east, cooler than normal west Southern mainland Warmer than normal east, cooler than normal west (Reporting by Lefteris Karagiannopoulos; editing by Emelia Sithole-Matarise)
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Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal, except for SE Europe and SW Iberia Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Cooler than normal, except W Iberia Nordics - Warmer than normal, except coastal Norway Britain - Warmer than normal south, cooler than normal north Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal Reporting By Sabina Zawadzki; Editing by Kirsten Donovan
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Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal, except Iberia and far southeast Europe Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Cooler than normal, except Iberia and southeast Europe Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Cooler than normal in the southeast; warmer than normal in the southwest Reporting by Nina Chestney; Editing by Dale Hudson
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Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Cooler than normal Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Slightly cooler than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal in the east, cooler than normal in the west Southern mainland – Warmer than normal in the east, cooler than normal in the west Nordics – Warmer than normal, except in the far east UK – Warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal (Reporting by Nina Chestney, editing by Louise Heavens)
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OCTOBER: Nordics – Warmer than normal UK – Slightly cooler than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal east, cooler west Southern mainland - Warmer than normal east, cooler west NOVEMBER: Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland –Warmer than normal west, cooler east DECEMBER: Nordics – Cooler than normal west, warmer than normal east UK – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal east, cooler west Southern mainland –Warmer than normal east, cooler west (Reporting by Susanna Twidale, editing by Louise Heavens)
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Nordics - Warmer than normal UK - Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal west, colder than normal east Nordics – Colder than normal UK – Colder than normal Northern mainland - Colder than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Nordics – Warmer than normal UK – Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal east, colder than normal Reporting by Nerijus Adomaitis; editing by David Clarke
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Nordics – Cooler than normal UK - Near normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal Nordics – Slightly warmer than normal UK - Near normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Warmer than normal UK – Warmer than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal in the west; cooler than normal in the east Southern mainland – Warmer than normal in the west; cooler than normal in the east Reporting by Nina Chestney, editing by Louise Heavens
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Nordics - Much warmer and drier than normal Britain - Warmer than normal, near-normal rainfall Northern mainland - Warmer and drier than normal Southern mainland - Slightly warmer and wetter than normal Nordics – Slightly warmer than normal, wetter than normal Britain – Warmer and wetter than normal Northern mainland – Warmer and drier than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal, near normal rainfall Nordics – Cooler and wetter than normal Britain – Wetter than normal with near-normal temperatures Northern mainland – Slightly warmer and wetter than normal Southern mainland – Warmer and wetter than normal Reporting by Sabina Zawadzki; Editing by Mark Potter
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Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east, cooler than normal west Reporting by Susanna Twidale; editing by Jason Neely
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APRIL Nordics - Much warmer and drier than normal Britain - Warmer than normal, near-normal rainfall Northern mainland - Warmer and drier than normal Southern mainland - Slightly warmer and wetter than normal MAY Nordics Slightly warmer than normal, wetter than normal Britain Warmer and wetter than normal Northern mainland Warmer and drier than normal Southern mainland Warmer than normal, near normal rainfall JUNE: Nordics Cooler and wetter than normal Britain Wetter than normal with near-normal temperatures Northern mainland Slightly warmer and wetter than normal Southern mainland Warmer and wetter than normal (Reporting by Sabina Zawadzki; Editing by Mark Potter)
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Nordics – Warmer than normal, especially south/west UK - Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland - Warmer than normal in east, colder than normal in west Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Slightly colder than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal in east, colder than normal in west Southern mainland – Warmer than normal in east, colder than normal in west Nordics – Warmer than normal UK - Slightly colder than normal Northern mainland - Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal in east, colder than normal in far west Reporting by Nina Chestney, editing by Louise Heavens
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Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Nordics – Warmer than normal Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal west, colder than normal east Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Reporting by Susanna Twidale, editing by Larry King
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Nordics – Cooler than normal Britain - Slightly warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordic region – Cooler than normal, except Finland Britain – Cooler than normal north, warmer than normal south Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordic region – Cooler than normal Britain – Cooler than normal Northern mainland – Cooler than normal west, warmer than normal east Southern mainland – Cooler than normal west, warmer than normal east Reporting by Oleg Vukmanovic, editing by Louise Heavens
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Orange and red shadings are warmer than average (the redder the warmer).
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It's virtually guaranteed that the coming decade will be warmer than the twenty-tens, which were warmer than the two-thousands, which were warmer than the nineteen-nineties, which—you guessed it—were warmer than the nineteen-eighties.
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Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Colder than normal north; warmer than normal south Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Warmer than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal (Reporting By Susanna Twidale; editing by David Evans)
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Warmer ambient temperatures mean warmer water temperatures, which translates to poor fishing conditions.
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As the air sinks it gets warmer and warmer and faster and faster.
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Pockets of the US are getting warmer and warmer weeks earlier than usual.
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In tandem, global temperatures have also become warmer, colder and then warmer again.
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The temperature was about 6 degrees warmer than ambient temperatures, not 38 degrees warmer.
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"Warmer, warmer," Minnelli seems to say, as if willing us to be blinded and burned.
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In low-lit dining rooms and at sidewalk tables, the responses grew warmer and warmer.
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"As the Arctic gets warmer and warmer, the severe weather picks up," Dr. Cohen said.
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Warmer air causes greater evaporation from oceans and waterways, and warmer air can hold more moisture.
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The Troodon samples were as much as 10 C warmer, while the Maiasaura were 15 C warmer.
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Nordics – Warmer than normal northwest; colder than normal southeast Britain – Warmer than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal east, warmer than normal west Southern mainland – Warmer than normal east, colder than normal west Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal Nordics – Colder than normal Britain – Colder than normal Northern mainland – Colder than normal Southern mainland – Warmer than normal south, colder than normal north (Reporting by Nina Chestney; Editing by Alison Williams)
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They understand that with warmer air comes warmer water, which evaporates quickly, putting water vapor into the atmosphere.
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Fletcher says warmer weather and warmer water have a lot to do with why storms are getting stronger.
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The average temperatures in Utqiaġvik, formerly known as Barrow, are now just that warm compared to two decades ago: 7.8 degrees warmer in October, 6.9 degrees warmer in November and 4.7 degrees warmer in December.
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These areas can run 5 degrees warmer during the day and as high as 20 degrees warmer at night.
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In Europe, cities were expected to be 3.5 degrees warmer in summer and 4.7 degrees warmer in winter by 2050.
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Meanwhile, the 227 vintage was much bigger and warmer, and the 683, I'm told, even bigger and warmer than 268.
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A warmer planet means a warmer ocean, and heat in oceans is sort of the fuel tank for a hurricane.
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A warmer climate is likely to make hurricanes more intense, since warmer oceans lead to stronger storms and increased rainfall.
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That means that Arctic sea ice is not just melting from a warmer atmosphere, but a warmer ocean as well.
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Warmer and warmer: 2019 was the second-hottest year on record and closed the warmest decade, U.S. government scientists said.
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"Very few countries avoided warmer or much warmer than normal temperatures, and record warmth impacted a surprising number of regions."
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Fertilizer runoff catalyzes the blooms, but warmer waters that come with a warmer climate make them harder to reign in.
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That means warmer air and warmer water could lead to larger, more intense hurricanes, which in turn lead to more rainfall.
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"Warmer spring causes earlier snowmelt, [and] warmer summer temperatures can dry out the wood," says Jeffrey Pierce of Colorado State University.
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That means warmer air and warmer water can lead to larger, more intense hurricanes, which in turn lead to more rainfall.
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Moisture in the air holds onto heat better, keeping it warmer longer, and making it feel warmer on your skin, too.
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Meanwhile, in warmer climes ... The eastern half of the United States is basking under a high pressure system that's bringing warmer weather.
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Air temperatures are warmer, and basic physics tells us that warmer air can hold more moisture, which can translate into more rainfall.
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"The climate has been getting warmer and warmer, and we're seeing more extremes, from really wet to really dry," Ms. Jackson said.
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Coronavirus and a warmer spring A warmer spring likely brings hope to those in colder climates who are stuck inside during the coronavirus.
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The team's discovery is crucial to our understanding of how the world's ice sheets are melting as our planet gets warmer and warmer.
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But, as we prepare for warmer weather — in some places, much warmer — we want to make sure we're not leaving our plant pals behind.
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"Waters are getting warmer and the bacteria love warmer water, so we're all at higher risk," said CBS News medical contributor Dr. David Agus.
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The remaining Christians were split between believing the climate is getting warmer because of "natural patterns" and not believing the climate is getting warmer.
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We are all hoping transmission will slow down with warmer weather in the northern hemisphere, and that warmer countries will be spared the worst.
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It was only 0.01°C warmer than October 2015 — the second warmest on record — and 0.09°C warmer than October 2017, per the report.
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Warmer ocean temperatures Warmer ocean temperatures could also be playing a role in the lessening ice, something that scientists have been warning about for years.
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Why, it looks like the Earth is getting steadily warmer, with average temperatures in 2205 roughly 21990 degrees Celsius warmer than the 20103th-century average.
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Harvest dates for wine around the world have been progressively shifting earlier and earlier, as the warming climate gives us warmer and warmer cold seasons.
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NRA members, on average, have 19 points warmer feelings towards white people, compared with 8 points warmer among people who are not in the NRA.
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The Earth's climate is changing: the oceans are growing more acidic, hundreds of animal species are going extinct, and the atmosphere is growing warmer and warmer.
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In fact, more CO2 means warmer temperatures, and warmer temperatures cause ecosystems — plants, trees, and even bacteria in soil — to release more CO2 back into atmosphere.
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Warmer waters help create a perfect storm One of the factors behind this year's active Pacific hurricane season is that the water is warmer, he said.
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These warmer waters are usually confined to the western Pacific by winds that blow from east to west, pushing the warmer water toward Indonesia and Australia.
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"We're like the frog in the water that's getting warmer and warmer," said Rob Fowler, the CEO of the trade group representing 27,000 of Michigan's small businesses.
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Data from NOAA shows that the first half of 2018 was characterized by warmer to much-warmer-than-average conditions across the Earth's land and ocean surfaces.
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Warmer regions generate more microwaves, and the region below the Great Red Spot was warmer, even 200 miles down, the deepest that the microwave instrument could peer.
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To date, the weather this winter (November-March) has been 13 percent warmer than normal and that warming trend is expected to remain in place with February forecast to be 13 percent warmer than normal and March 17 percent warmer than normal, according to data from Thomson Reuters Analytics.
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Darker colors are colder, and brighter colors are warmer, so the rift between the iceberg and the ice shelf appears as a thin line of slightly warmer area.
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This is related to the fact that a warmer atmosphere with warmer oceans can carry more water vapor, which gets wrung out as heavy precipitation during storm events.
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Warmer weather encourages food-borne organisms like salmonella to multiply more rapidly, and warmer seas foster the growth of bacteria like Vibrio that make oysters unsafe to eat.
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On average, the heat patterns were 4-5 degrees C warmer than the rest of the plant, and in some extreme cases as much as 11 degrees C warmer.
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Warmer waters provide critical fuel for extreme storms, with studies showing ties between Hurricane Harvey's devastating deluge and warmer than average waters in the Gulf of Mexico, for example.
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Red, yellow, orange and other "warmer" colors are easier to precisely communicate than "cooler" ones like green and blue because there tend to be more words for warmer colors.
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About 3 million years ago, the Earth was 2 to 33 degrees Celsius warmer than pre-industrial levels — just a couple of degrees warmer than our planet is today.
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When the power plant relies on a lake, warmer days and warmer nights have meant the water is simply not cold enough to efficiently cool reactors or condense steam.
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The ice around the rift is being thawed from warmer air above and warmer water below, according to Andrew Fleming, the remote sensing manager at the British Antarctic Survey.
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Because a warmer atmosphere holds more moisture, roughly 7% more per 1ºC of temperature increase; and the world is already about 1ºC warmer than it was in pre-industrial times.
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An El Niño, which is linked to warmer than average sea-surface temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, can affect weather patterns worldwide and also lead to generally warmer temperatures.
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A warmer Arctic is hastening the loss of spring snow cover and sea ice, turning surfaces that reflect sunlight into sunlight absorbers, rendering the Arctic and the planet increasingly warmer.
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" 'Warmer temperatures bring sons' Samuli Helle, a senior researcher in the Section of Ecology, Department of Biology at the University of Turku in Finland, also found that "warmer temperatures bring sons.
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The planet is warmer now than in any previous decade on record, it will continue to get even warmer, and the forecasting models and the scientists who use them know why.
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In wetter areas, a warmer atmosphere retains more moisture and strengthens downpours, while higher sea levels increase storm surge and warmer ocean waters can contribute to the overall destructiveness of storms.
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The U.S. gas market is now delicately poised between low stocks and the likelihood of a winter that it is warmer than average and warmer than either 2016/17 or 2017/18.
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Andrew Fleming, remote sensing manager at the British Antarctic Survey who also tracks the Larsen C, said the ice was being thawed both by warmer air above and by warmer waters below.
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Warmer seas evaporate faster and warmer air can hold more water vapour, which releases energy when it condenses inside a weather system, feeding the violence of storms and the intensity of deluges.
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Scientists attributed the decline in 85033 to warmer surface temperatures during the winter months, unfavorable wind patterns and warmer ocean waters, a trend that is expected to continue due to climate change.
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The slogan "cooler and warmer," he said, was meant to convey that people are doing cool things in Rhode Island and that they are warmer and friendlier than the frosty New England stereotype.
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Mann: Sea surface temperatures in the area where Harvey intensified were 28-203C warmer than current-day average temperatures, which translates to 220-210C warmer than the 'average' temperatures a few decades ago.
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MAY Britain and southern Scandinavia: warmer and drier than normal.
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After a long, cold winter, warmer temperatures are finally here.
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The more light is absorbed, the warmer global systems become.
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We're testing some warmer options and plates, things like that.
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The final look is more analog — "warmer," in Marmatakis's words.
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Chagas disease is mostly found in warmer Latin American countries.
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It's slightly warmer outside, so I decide to walk home.
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Yellows and reds show temperatures warmer relative to the average.
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The weather is warmer too, and I like playing outside.
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Now, Envavo says it's doing testing on its finger warmer.
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For 421 straight months, Earth has been warmer than average.
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Pinks and reds show warmer water that promotes Vibrio growth.
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Alaska, meanwhile, experienced a warmer New Year's Day than unusual.
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Temperatures compared to average (Yellows and reds show warmer temperatures).
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South America, Africa and Australia were also warmer than average.
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A much warmer response than Mike Pence got at Hamilton.
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Officials predict illegal crossings will surge once warmer weather arrives.
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This isn't surprising, as a warmer atmosphere holds more water.
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Warmer ocean temperatures can cause them to melt farther north.
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Again, that is consistent with models of a warmer world.
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Maybe your foot, one is always warmer than the other.
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And climate scientists globally expect it to keep getting warmer.
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As the planet increases its tilt, the poles get warmer.
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Nasty weather today, but at least it's warmer than usual.
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Much warmer tomorrow, with calmer breezes and a little sunshine.
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Isn't the SOUTH supposed to be warmer than the NORTH?
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Warmer light, for many, is more pleasing to the eyes.
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For some people, summer means warmer weather and outdoor activities.
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The warmer the water, the more fish grew curved spines.
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"Warmer oceans hold less oxygen — that's fundamental chemistry," said Deutsch.
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Gas production growth has eased since March amid warmer weather.
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The camera still tends to oversaturate colors with warmer tones.
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In warmer weather they sit out in the beer garden.
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"A warmer atmosphere can also hold more water," Sublette wrote.
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Or perhaps in a few months, when it was warmer?
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Trump has repeatedly called for warmer relations with the Kremlin.
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It's universally flattering, for starters, because of its warmer base.
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Snow sport seasons are getting shorter, due to warmer temperatures.
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As such, expect prices to be higher in warmer months.
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Warmer water is contributing to more frequent and intense hurricanes.
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Arctic warming We all know the Arctic is getting warmer.
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For now, however, policymakers can bask in some warmer sentiment.
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Warmer, drier conditions make the land more vulnerable to wildfires.
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The newly released trailer has received a much warmer response.
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Bush "made lives freer, better, warmer and nobler," Meacham said.
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All living things do better in warmer weather, he explained.
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Only April 2016 and 2017 were warmer than last month.
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Refined seasonings hold sway in these warmer and wetter lands.
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Was he the one to bring in the warmer sounds?
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In the warmer months, those numbers dipped by double digits.
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The rest of the week is looking a touch warmer.
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The rest of the week is looking warmer but wetter.
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But as a room grew warmer, women's scores rose significantly.
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Warmer air, heavier rain — and more recognition of global warming.
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Algae are growing much more vigorously in the warmer climate.
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And arctic permafrost is already thawing because of warmer temperatures.
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It includes warmer, fuzzier goals like perseverance and celebrating differences.
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Most of my relatives went to warmer places or died.
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New York Today Good morning on this (somewhat) warmer Wednesday.
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The warmer it is, the less contagious the coronavirus becomes
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For summer, he has turned to a warmer material: sand.
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It will spread less in places that are getting warmer.
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It's evidence that warmer weather doesn't make the coronavirus disappear.
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One downside of warmer days: They are waking the mosquitoes.
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The rest of the week is looking wonderful and warmer.
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Jimmy Fallon get a bit warmer of a reception. pic.twitter.
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Warmer temperatures do more than just dry out the land.
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Australia and Eastern China were also much warmer than usual.
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You might as well call Tom Brady a bench warmer.
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Some parents combine the warmer with Kiinde breast milk pouches.
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It's getting warmer, which means increasingly ripe conditions for fires.
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It's not just the warmer temperatures adding to our misery.
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In warmer months, its heart beats 80 times per minute.
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Warmer water also takes up more space than cooler water.
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A warmer climate is welcome news for northern European winemakers.
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But a warmer Denmark might also be a wetter one.
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Warmer ocean water generally provides more energy for storm development.
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Warmer water temperatures will encourage the growth of invasive species.
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THE WORLD'S oceans are getting warmer, stormier and more acidic.
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The later and darker it gets, the warmer the temperature.
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The last time Moscow was warmer than 5.3C on Dec.
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More precipitation in a warmer future will arrive as rain.
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The warmer the air outside, the better his machine works.
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He appeared warmer in person than he does on television.
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And we're not just talking about the recent warmer weather.
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If it doesn't, warmer weather is just around the corner.
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"I told her it does get warmer," Ms. Freeland said.
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Warmer weather doubles the seating, with a patio out back.
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Many cases of coronavirus are being recorded in warmer countries.
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Natural materials like wool are warmer than synthetic like fleece.
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This week's graph shows that winters are getting warmer, too.
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Dr. Arndt noted that Utqiagvik has been warmer for years.
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In Illinois river cities, officials eyed the warmer forecast nervously.
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Warmer this afternoon, but the wind will get even stiffer.
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Warmer winters: In general, winters are warming faster than summers.
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NASA has last year at 1.78 degrees (0.99 degrees Celsius) warmer than their mid-20th Century average and about 2 degrees warmer than the start of the industrial age in the late 19th Century.
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As on most phones these days, you can set colors to be warmer or colder, and you can also turn on a "Night Shield" feature which makes the colors even warmer during the night.
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As the waters in the sound became warmer and warmer during the summer months, the cooling current couldn't keep up, and cold-water species such as lobsters no longer thrived in southern New England.
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The all-season weight comforter is made with 53 ounces of hypoallergenic polyfill, making it a bit warmer than the lightweight comforter made with 39 ounces of polyfill, which is perfect for warmer weather.
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And to those who say the planet has been warmer than that in the past ... I say the planet has been warmer than that in the past, but it was long before human beings appeared.
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And it's even warmer when compared to the pre-industrial age.
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Adam Scott also played bogey-free in calmer and warmer weather.
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Warmer temperatures have led to shifting habitats and shifting mating habits.
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Curtis attributes this trend to the warmer temperatures in the South.
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In theory, warmer ocean water gives more energy to a hurricane.
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And relations between Moscow and Tehran are warmer than for decades.
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Things were warmer between "Bill" and "Boris," as the transcripts show.
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Warmer air can hold more water vapor, which means more rainfall.
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But the more there are, the warmer the world will be.
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Warmer months will extend dining and drinking to a rooftop garden.
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In addition, Zojirushi's rice cooker and warmer is going for $119.99.
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Oddly, being fully-submerged feels warmer than being on the surface.
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Temperatures creep warmer with highs in the mid- to upper 40s.
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Warmer temperatures are also causing sub-Arctic species to move north.
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The warmer would help prevent condensation from forming on the lens.
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How far away from a 2-degree warmer world are we?
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Mosquitoes are also thriving in warmer winters, according to the site.
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It's thought warmer weather caused the ice to become more unstable.
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The room gets warmer and and everyone is discussing pH balance.
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Critters that make humans sick are also benefiting from warmer winters.
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Do you think she'll get a warmer reception than President Obama?
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Warmer weather is approaching — is your wardrobe game to handle it?
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This leaking had been occurring regularly during the warmer summer seasons.
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It's also going for a slightly warmer tone, especially with faces.
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Longer, warmer summers mean more vegetation for them to nosh on.
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On warmer days, the revelry continues on boats dotting the lake.
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This food warmer from Crock-Pot eliminates the need to microwave.
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Every pet deserves a warm bed and an even warmer hug.
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Mr. Jeffries and Mr. Stringer also enjoy warmer relations with Gov.
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Second, a peach sparkling wine sounds perfect for the warmer months.
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"Both the ocean and atmosphere are warmer than usual," said Kaleschke.
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Many others live in warmer coastline habitats in the Southern hemisphere.
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And there are hurricanes like Katrina, which warmer temperatures could strengthen.
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Prefers temperatures close to freezing but can also tolerate warmer water.
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Big winter storms have been replaced by warmer, summer-like conditions.
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The result: warmer, cozier living no matter how bad the weather.
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On the phone, smile — it will make your voice sound warmer.
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Ultimately, this mixing transports relatively warmer water up to the surface.
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Washington and Chicago were slightly warmer but still well below freezing.
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Meghan has also been sporting roomy coats, despite the warmer weather.
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It's got much warmer sounds, more humane sounds, more intimate sounds.
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Warmer seas release more moisture that can stoke more powerful storms.
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But first, I need to get myself a warmer winter jacket.
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A warmer atmosphere probably means even greater variability in the monsoon.
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The screen can also get a bit warmer than I'd like.
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It's not just warmer oceans though that puts corals at risk.
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Press that, and your photo will look noticeably warmer in color.
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Today's high is 27, but it will feel a touch warmer.
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For the warmer months, she suggests a lighter hand all around.
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There'd be more food and less starvation in a warmer world.
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Today's most stylish homeowners, she said, were embracing brighter, warmer colors.
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To make matters worse, a warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture.
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Warmer temperatures also make it easier for the disease to flourish.
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The planet is already warmer than it's been in 120,000 years.
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And the warmer winters have now beckoned them to New England.
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With sleeping pills and whiskey, the arrangement proved to be warmer.
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It's O.K., you can start getting used to the warmer temperatures.
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Warmer temperatures are largely to blame for that drop, Fisher said.
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Brian Stelter is off, having headed south for a warmer climate.
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But these clams enjoyed temperatures that were warmer than today's oceans.
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Dark sky groups recommend "warmer" LED bulbs with an amber glow.
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CreditCredit Longer, warmer days are finally here, and the beach beckons.
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Heartworm, too, is a year-round concern, especially in warmer climes.
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But the warmer Ionian Sea is only a few hours away.
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Warmer water can't hold as much dissolved oxygen as cold water.
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The platform was noticeably warmer than other stations in the city.
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To be sure, other cities in warmer climes could not relate.
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There were approachable melodies, warmer sounds, spatial depth and distinct vocals.
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The sunnier we turn by late day, the warmer we get.
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In turn, warmer oceans mean more intense and longer-lasting storms.
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It's warmer and the water has stagnated for days and days.
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In person, she is much warmer, but she likes the picture.
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But sorry, snow lovers, it's turning warmer for a while again.
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Today's warmer oceans still act in aggregate as sinks for CO21913.
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They found, for instance, that flowers bloomed earlier during warmer springs.
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Warmer and drier over the weekend — the sun might peek through.
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This will affect heating times and can determine the warmer choice.
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If this is adaptation to a warmer world, bring it on.
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And when it gets here, it should be warmer than usual.
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Warmer ocean waters are causing the Thwaites ice shelf to thin.
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The underwear couldn&apost have received warmer welcomes from our team.
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It's slightly warmer today, so we end up doing sand sprints.
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Scientists say warmer temperatures seem to result in diminished avian bodies.
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The same months in 2001 and 2006 were warmer, Copernicus said.
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Warmer air can hold more moisture, making more available during storms.
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But, as the climate grows warmer, good fortune can turn bad.
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Warmer waters endanger coral reefs that are homes to many fish.
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With the warmer summer weather, hiring is now on an upswing.
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Warmer oceans hold less oxygen, which can cause massive fish kills.
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Our warmer than normal streak is set to continue as well.
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And today, it appears, the world as a whole is warmer.
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The warmer the East Pacific is, the more hurricanes it gets.
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And it won't feel warmer than the mid-40s all day.
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But increasingly shoreline overdevelopment and warmer oceans are killing the corals.
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A warmer winter makes it more difficult to extract the timber.
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Frigid water holds more gasses, including oxygen, than warmer water does.
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"Let's say it was a tad warmer," the mayor said afterward.
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White liberals also have warmer feelings about immigrants than Hispanics do.
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In these kind of warmer conditions the play changes a bit.
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We can start planning and preparing now for the warmer future.
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The warmer weather has many of us thinking about summer vacations.
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Climate change is causing warmer temperatures, which dry out vegetation more.
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One of the impacts that scientists are most certain of is increased rainfall amounts and rainfall intensity -- a result of warmer than normal ocean temperatures that create a warmer and more moist environment for the storm.
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By the middle of the century, climate models indicate that global mean temperature would likely be about 0.5°-553°F warmer than today under the Paris Path, but 1.6-3.1°F warmer under the Trump Trajectory.
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"In addition to it having a warmer sound, it has a warmer feeling, so it's not just the sound coming out of the speaker—it's a feeling; it has to be positive and fun," says Weber.
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She said warmer air in the Gulf of Mexico will likely add fuel to the storm, while warmer ocean temperatures there will fill it with vast amounts of evaporated water that can lead to dangerous flooding.
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Dr. Stone showed him maps of glaciers that are being weakened by warmer ocean water, possibly indicating an incipient destabilization of the ice sheet, which scientists believe is vulnerable to collapse in a slightly warmer climate.
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New research shows warmer temperatures mean fewer of the insects they depend on for food during this three-week marathon, and that antechinus babies born in warmer temperatures have less ability to adapt to changing environments.
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Meteorologists on Thursday forecast the weather this week and next would remain warmer than normal, especially in Texas and the rest of the South, before turning warmer than usual in two weeks across much of the country.
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Or, get a lube warmer, such as a Touch or a Pulse.
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During other, warmer periods, it saturates the atmosphere into a planetary greenhouse.
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There's something about warmer weather that makes life feel ripe for experimentation.
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"The water is warmer in the party than he thinks," he said.
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But, the thicker and warmer the air, the harder that process becomes.
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And if you've been considering a warmer hue — may we suggest hygge?
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But it results in warmer than normal temperatures in the American South.
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Cozy up, take in the night light, and dream of warmer days.
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"We wanted to play with some warmer tones for fall," says Ess.
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But years of scientific study have shown the planet is getting warmer.
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In theory, that warmer light color makes it easier to nod off.
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Both Trump and the Koch network have incentives to build warmer ties.
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Netanyahu has on several occasions hinted at warmer ties with Gulf states.
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Violence is typically worst in warmer months, so the forecast looks robust.
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The weather outside is frightful, but prepping for warmer days is delightful.
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They're a little warmer and more refined than their predecessors as well.
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Most infections occur from May through October when water temperatures are warmer.
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Put away your parkas: this winter looks to be warmer than usual!
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In fact, warmer temperatures seemed to lessen the effects of carbon dioxide.
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Trump also repeated his call for warmer relations with the Russian leader.
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I looked for Willa, they're running about a degree warmer than normal.
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After you hit "Warmer," Garfield appears and points toward a treasure chest.
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Are some of these clothes actually warmer than they were years ago?
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The damage from the warmer months is also visible on our hair.
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Warmer weather is on the horizon, which means it's definitely smoothie season.
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Mice like it considerably warmer, around the 86-90ºF (30-32ºC) mark.
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Whoever's sitting on the sunny side for a drive certainly feels warmer.
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This could be your "winter warmer," if you catch our drift (wink).
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Netanyahu has on several occasions hinted at warmer relations with Gulf states.
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The $2911 neck warmer is a must-have for cool weather cruising.
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Farmers, enticed by the longer, warmer growing season, drained the marsh too.
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The air is getting warmer and the daylight is sticking around longer.
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Growth was driven by warmer ties with China and increasing foreign visitors.
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Right now, we know a few things: Generally, things are getting warmer.
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I will still take bets that 2015 will be warmer than 2016.
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Only the Northeast, likely due to warmer-than-average weather, saw gains.
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Warmer winters allow ticks to live longer and survive into the summer.
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"I will use it when it gets a little warmer," Johnson says.
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Reds, oranges, and yellows show 28 global temperatures warmer than the average.
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Winter is finally gone, but don't let the warmer weather fool you.
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But warmer air temperatures aren't the only culprit in shrinking sea ice.
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It's got that luxurious sound—it's warmer than what I've heard before.
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Skunks are found across the country and come out in warmer weather.
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The amount of heat coming up with this warmer water is profound.
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Warmer waters are bringing Atlantic cod, which could threaten native polar cod.
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Go any warmer, and you risk spoiling the flavor of the wine.
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And with the warmer months approaching, it's only expected to get worse.
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But plankton don't do well in warmer waters, which carry fewer nutrients.
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Israel's deserts can serve as laboratories for growing vines in warmer conditions.
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Earth is already about 0.85°C warmer than last century's average temperature.
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Activision hopes this year's "Call of Duty: WWII" gets a warmer reaction.
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"Jellyfish blooms seem to be enabled by warmer temperatures," Dr. Carman said.
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It's not like next year will be warmer because of Aliso Canyon.
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Buy the Torch 2.0 Universal Coat Heater and Warmer, $99.95, at Amazon
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I live for warmer temps and being outside as much as possible.
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In fact, the world would be more habitable if it were warmer.
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Warmer oceans cause wind speeds to increase, according to Yale Climate Connections.
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Montana rivers are changing because of a warmer climate, Mr. Vermillion said.
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Chicago is supposed to at least be warmer for the weekend games.
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Already the caribou are falling ill to ticks due to warmer temperatures.
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The warmer the ocean, the more energy that can potentially be released.
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Need a new liquid lippie in a shade that screams warmer weather?
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This milkshake version will keep you satisfied through the warmer months. 9.
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The iPhone's version looks nearly identical, save for the warmer color-tone.
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Sandboarding swaps out the snow for sand and a warmer riding experience.
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The sunshine will keep things cozy, but no warmer than 260 degrees.
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That, along with warmer temperatures, has increased the risk of wildfires. 7.
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The body has some capacity to adapt to warmer temperatures through exposure.
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But if you're in a warmer area, don't assume you're home free.
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But when it comes to the ocean, temperatures have never been warmer.
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My room ran like 10 degrees, 15 degrees warmer than her room.
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But more recently, analysts say, his positions have gotten a warmer reception.
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Just how much warmer the planet will get is up to us.
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But some birds in warmer climates, like flamingos, also adopt the pose.
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Paradise is more or less Stars Hollow but warmer (meteorologically and culturally).
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In warmer weather, small groups gather for meditation and Tai Chi sessions.
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Also, produce tends to be easier to work with when it's warmer.
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And warmer climates mean ozone forms quicker and is harder to control.
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Everything at Ego's was just slightly stranger and warmer than everywhere else.
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Like me, she's also a recent transplant originally from a warmer climate.
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The "warmer" the screen is, the less blue light it gives off.
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The field will be smaller, the weather warmer and the track drier.
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Be careful — the cork from the warmer bottle might fly out faster.
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" Canada Goose: "No, because November was actually warmer than it should be.
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When lands are deforested, increased sedimentation and warmer waters can damage fisheries.
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"They may have expected a warmer reception," she said of Juul's team.
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" It's more like: "The Earth was one degree warmer than the average.
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"We're definitely excited for it to be a little warmer," Conforto said.
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They turn blue-ish in the morning and grow warmer at night.
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Come warmer weather, the party can spill outside, to a sunken patio.
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For the 36th annual show, it's expected to be warmer than usual.
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During the planet's warmer seasons, the water vapor loss is even greater.
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The warmer the bacon gets, the faster the flavors start to develop.
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The warmer air could bring rain on Saturday and into early Sunday.
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Apparently the left testicle is warmer, but only when postmen wear clothes.
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Warmer waters hold less oxygen, and fish need that oxygen to survive.
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The wet pattern is focused where the ocean waters are relatively warmer.
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There's a 69 percent chance the oceans will be warmer than normal.
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The violent storms suck up moisture and energy from warmer ocean surfaces.
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Changes in the climate, bringing warmer weather, has been a mixed blessing.
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Summer is quickly approaching, and with it warmer weather where mosquitos thrive.
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But this storm tracked closer to the coast, bringing in warmer air.
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Antarctica was much warmer 2003 million years ago than it is today.
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But the displays tend to peak in the warmer months of summer.
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Cold meat is firmer and easier to grind than warmer, mushy meat.
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Back in warmer climates, they spoke about the race of a lifetime.
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It will be warmer in Antarctica than it is in Des Moines.
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Back in warmer climes, they spoke about the race of a lifetime.
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The other is in Virginia, where the reception has been far warmer.
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A warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture, which comes down as precipitation.
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The house was a snow pit, but a warmer one, with booze.
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I get a new scope for my rifle and a warmer jacket.
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Warmer planet, warmer ocean Human-caused greenhouse gases in the atmosphere create an energy imbalance, with more than 90% of remaining heat trapped by the gases going into the oceans, according to the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Association.
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Because of the very warm temperatures the Nordic region is currently experiencing, the sea water that is collected to cool the Loviisa reactors is warmer and the water released is also warmer, at 32 degrees Celsius on Wednesday.
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It shows that a 19703 degree warmer world is much less brutal than a 2 degree warmer one, and that we have a lot of work to do in a very limited time in order to achieve it.
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Meanwhile forecasters expect drier conditions across the southern U.S. It is expected to be both warmer and wetter than usual in Hawaii and northern and western parts of Alaska are expected to be warmer than normal as well.
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Sure enough, last January did the trick: It was 1.13˚ C warmer than the global average of 1951-1980 (the benchmark NASA uses to measure warming trends)—in other words, a full 2˚F warmer than pre-20153 levels.
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Fully grown palm oil plantations were about 0.8 C warmer than forests, while young palm oil plantations were up to 6 C warmer, as young trees have fewer and smaller leaves, which transpire less water reducing their cooling effect.
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This is known as the urban heat island effect: A large city's built-up environment can make it 2 to 5 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the surrounding countryside during the day and up to 22 degrees warmer at night.
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Trump has also suggested the virus may weaken when weather turns warmer in China, a theory he says was conveyed to him by Xi. But with coronavirus popping up in warmer climates like Italy, that theory is being tested.
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In other words, where and when the waters got warmer, pathogens turned deadly.
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Warmer waters have washed cholera-rich surf into Alaska and Chile and Iceland.
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She was the first to show that it happened more in warmer waters.
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ET, two-thirds of the United States will be basking in warmer temperatures.
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Scientists have good measurements of how much ice melts due to warmer air.
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The report linked the rise in destructive bleaching events to warmer water temperatures.
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You know what they say: the higher the turtleneck, the warmer you are.
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Overall, the world is 0.5 degrees Celsius warmer than average (thanks, climate change!).
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Continued warmer than average conditions are likely in Greenland this week as well.
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Many people dream of fleeing to cheaper and warmer climates in their retirement.
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In this warmer water, away from the ice, they found significantly less phytoplankton.
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It's still unknown just how rapidly warmer ocean waters will erode the glaciers.
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The northern half of Alaska and Hawaii should also be warmer than usual.
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The South Dakotan basketball delegation received a far warmer welcome when they arrived.
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During the winter, they'll migrate to warmer breeding grounds in the North Pacific.
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Warmer temperatures are making new areas hospitable to insects like ticks and mosquitos.
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The warmer weather also results in more money being spent across the country.
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Warmer air continues to move in from the southwest today for our region.
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But when temperatures are warmer, these clouds don't form, which limits ozone destruction.
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So I spend a lot of time doing that in the warmer months.
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After two straight cold winters, weather forecasters are expecting a warmer holiday season.
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"In a warmer world, we expect more precipitation, which influences flooding," AghaKouchak said.
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Besides the glaciers, another victim of the warmer weather is the chinstrap penguins.
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Infected skin could be redder, warmer and more painful, and could leak pus.
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Thermal expansion is basically the idea that warmer water takes up more volume.
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"Yeah, the 1930s and '40s were warmer than the current decades," he claimed.
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What's next: Why we should focus more on adapting to a warmer world
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In the winter, it's 20 degrees warmer out there than it is downstairs.
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In March, however, temperatures there were expected to be warmer than normal again.
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Local health authorities are girding for battle against mosquitoes when it gets warmer.
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I swear my body temperature is 20 degrees warmer than the average human's.
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In general, you have warmer waters, [which] provides more fuel for the storms.
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How much warmer was your city in 2015, the hottest year on record?
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The potentially deadly bacteria is more commonly found in shellfish during warmer months.
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Bacteria will immediately start growing once the meat becomes warmer than 40 degrees.
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Vibrio tends to be found in warmer coastal waters between May and October.
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Alas, the warmer isn't wireless — it has to be plugged into the wall.
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Canada, northern Europe, central Europe, parts of Asia -- all warmer than usual. 5.
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Virginia, which shared the winning bid, has given Amazon a decidedly warmer reception.
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Warmer. Is it the frank talk of an official Pentagon UFO investigation program?
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Unlike Spirit, Opportunity has warmer temperatures and more sunlight to aid its recuperation.
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If the climate trends warmer, then spring really will seem to come earlier.
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Thermal image (right) reveals where the colder ice ends and warmer water begins.
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This next wave is warmer, softer (almost faded), and done with artful precision.
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The natural skylight coming in was blue, and the light inside was warmer.
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Virginia, which shared the winning bid, is giving Amazon a decidedly warmer welcome.
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The warmer rats couldn't process the toxins in the creosote and got sick.
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We recommend staying in bed and watching TV until the weather gets warmer.
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This time of year, warmer temperatures mean we start feeling our extremities again.
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At night, I'd switch from the blinding white light to a warmer orange.
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In warmer months, the birds live in fields, eating grass, herbs and insects.
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I thought it would be warmer for some reason, but I like this.
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Global temperatures compared to the average, with yellows and reds showing warmer temperatures.
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We're on track for a world that's at least 2.7℃ warmer by 2100.
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One recent study found tearful people are seen as warmer, but less competent.
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The Atlantic wasn't just warm — it was much warmer than Earth's other oceans.
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Trump frequently talked on the campaign trail of wanting warmer relations with Russia.
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They stay that way, shutting their bodies down, until warmer weather comes through.
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Obama joked Wednesday that he looks forward to warmer weather this Inauguration Day.
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According to the chocolatier, people tend to buy less chocolate in warmer weather.
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Those living in warmer climes should keep even salted butter in the refrigerator.
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An iced skinny latte is a sweet, calcium-rich option during warmer months.
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Plus, as the warmer weather approaches, a little extra ventilation is always welcome.
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Warmer weather and new foliage for battle-cover herald months of intensified fighting.
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In another piece, I explain why hurricanes will intensify under a warmer climate.
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But an increase in temperature is pushing both a warmer and dryer climate.
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My skin feels warmer, but I can't tell if I'm just imagining it.
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The effects of warmer temperatures can already be seen here, Dr. Bales said.
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But Trump has long sought to build warmer ties with Moscow and Putin.
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The birds have abandoned the Meuse Valley entirely for somewhere warmer: Spain, maybe.
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"As the ocean gets warmer, which it is getting, it expands," he explained.
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Unlike many marine species, jellies can thrive in warmer water with less oxygen.
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You can use up your favorite scented oils with this ceramic oil warmer.
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Buy the Secura Automatic Electric Milk Frother and Warmer for $36 on Amazon
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Fish from warmer areas can survive the cold, but they often can't reproduce.
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Back then, the world was 25 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than it is today.
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So far, however, warmer temperatures do not seem to have had this effect.
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It's a pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, steamer, warmer, and sauté pan.
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The Dobbs Rosebud is a handsome straw fedora that's ideal for warmer weather.
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But it's not clear that Americans' warmer feelings toward the GOP will endure.
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But in warmer weather, anyone can walk the trail, or most of it.
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This is especially important in the warmer months when we wear less clothing.
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Warmer temperatures caused the metabolism of the fish to speed up, Somerville said.
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People seemed to gravitate toward the warmer color profiles produced by the iPhone.
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But for many of them, Christmas this year will be a little warmer.
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For those who prefer warmer temperatures, International Living suggests it's a good option.
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She felt warmer water closer to the surface and reached out her hand.
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This allowed Ms. Preston to continue certifying hives for shipment to warmer climates.
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But about a month ago, business started to slow down, despite warmer weather.
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"The warmer you have the ocean, the bigger the difference," Dr. Camargo said.
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The artist who created it is hoping for a warmer reception this time.
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At least it's warmer than the last few days… $11.74 10:83 a.m.
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Chief among them: a warmer planet is one that's more hospitable to disease.
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Terns are capable of flying long distances to warmer climates during the winter.
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In any case, it's usually warmer in the water than out of it.
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In some cases, the advance of warmer weather can lead to perilous meetings.
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Warmer ocean temperatures are one of the characteristics of an El Niño pattern.
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Warmer weather brings daffodils, rhubarb at the farmer's market — and, for some, despair.
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Tiger mosquitoes are present in the Mediterranean, reappearing each spring with warmer temperatures.
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The season has stretched out four weeks longer, and summers are becoming warmer.
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And warmer weather has improved conditions for pests like the artichoke plume moth.
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The air has been warmer — temperatures reached the high 70s in Omaha, Neb.
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And keep in mind that the warmer the air, the slicker the snow.
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Inside the convention center the atmosphere, initially at least, was not much warmer.
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Their new porcelain double-walled chocolate fondue pot and warmer is particularly effective.
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In warmer weather, musical guests often perform on the plaza outside the studio.
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And scientific evidence that humans were making the planet warmer wasn't as strong.
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But that sheath can dry out faster in warmer temperatures, disabling the virus.
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I take my dog for a walk, she is loving this warmer weather.
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Fewer people are murdered in America during colder months than during warmer ones.
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Warmer weather and increased plane travel are just some of the contributing factors.
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As the days get warmer, you can take your work to the park.
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There must something about warmer temperatures and sunshine that inspires care-free living.
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The results are warmer, softer, and more mysterious than his legendary geometric paintings.
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That's counterintuitive — like getting warmer the farther away you walk from a campfire.
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That's warmer than some places in the United States, but there's a catch.
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The fiber is super luxurious and better than cashmere: It's lighter, softer, warmer.
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Warmer temperatures will speed evaporation, and thus reduce water levels in Lake Gatun.
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The warmer they get, however, the less that will continue to be true.
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Warmer winters are allowing the southern pine beetle to move north and flourish.
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Confidence: Medium-High Sunday: It's mostly sunny, with less wind and warmer temperatures.
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In warmer temperatures, however, they might overheat or feel stifled in these slippers.
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They asked 87,000 discerning parents to choose a warmer, and the AVENT won.
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For some, investing in an expensive bottle warmer is a waste of money.
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I love that you can throw the warmer in the bag and go.
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The warmer has versatile bottle size capabilities and warms pouches of breast milk.
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Probably less if you're in cold weather (I only tested in warmer conditions).
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"I think most scientists probably favor the wetter, warmer, greener hypothesis," Adams says.
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Cincinnati is already hotter than Imperatriz, Brazil, and Boston is warmer than Nairobi.
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That's because microbes, Casadevall said, have the ability to adapt to warmer temperatures.
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The photo was warmer, but it had taken on a heavy, mustardy hue.
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Apparently, the Cold Swede isn't the only one who wouldn't mind warmer winters.
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Border crossings typically decrease in the winter and increase in the warmer months.
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It was a combination pressure cooker / slow cooker / rice cooker / steamer and warmer.
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Families pining for warmer weather can fake it at an indoor water park.
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And of course, an Arctic blast can still occur in a warmer world.
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They could shift to grape varieties that are better suited to warmer climates.
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Therefore years containing El Niños tend to be warmer globally than other years.
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But they have definitely gotten warmer at the plate at the right time.
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Conversely, the northern U.S. often sees less precipitation and warmer-than-average temperatures.
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Much of 2016 was warmer than normal, and the freeze-up came late.
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And you can see how much warmer your city was last year here.
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We have a fundamental physical understanding that warmer air holds more water vapor.
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Scientists have long known that a warmer ocean is bad news for animals.
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"Warmer oceans are allowing eastern Pacific storms to reach higher latitudes," he said.
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Ocean temperatures were nearly 6 degrees Fahrenheit (3 degrees Celsius) warmer than average.
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The weather in Russia remains dry and far warmer than usual, SovEcon said.
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"It's definitely warmer than its surroundings at that great depth," Dr. Ingersoll said.
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As global temperatures rise, the ocean warms, and warmer waters hold less oxygen.
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Warmer surface waters are also less dense, hindering the downward circulation of oxygen.
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The warmer spring and summer months ahead will likely bring even higher numbers.
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Warmer winters, brought on by climate change, have allowed the population to explode.
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When spring arrives, the warmer weather awakens the fungus, which kills the caterpillar.
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It got warmer by 5 degrees Fahrenheit, not colder by 5 degrees Fahrenheit.
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But with winters becoming warmer and warmer as the global climate catastrophe continues, the risk is that one day the cycle doesn't stop or even slow, and instead of huskies in Greenland ankle deep in water, it'll be people in Manhattan.
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Every time the contents of your cooler come into contact with the warmer air outside, those faster-moving molecules get in there and poke your cold molecules in the ribs, making them move faster—and making your beer a little warmer.
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Scientists emphasize that hurricane damage, for example, may rise for three reasons: higher sea levels (due to warming) cause larger storm surges; warmer oceans add energy to hurricanes; and warmer air holds more water vapor that can cause torrential downpours.
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While flu season usually ends in spring because of warmer temperatures and higher humidity, the report said, "scientists and medical experts have said they don't know enough about the new coronavirus to say how it will react to warmer temperatures."
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They all worked, though the warmer the spot, the more quickly the milk fermented.
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Hurricanes become more destructive as warmer ocean waters feed more energy to the storms.
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And perhaps more significantly, "not all places are going to become warmer," he added.
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The water then returns to the sea about 18.5 degrees warmer than it left.
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NOAA says 20.2 was 20.12°F (22016°C) warmer than the 20163th-century average.
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This beast, built by South Carolina's Harsco Rail, also is handy in warmer months.
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Therefore, Mosse's landscapes mimic nature: objects in the sun are warmer and therefore brighter.
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"The warmer it is, the faster they can complete their reproduction cycle," he said.
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They'd say, 'It's like Peripheral Vision but it's like a lot warmer and bouncier.
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Maybe that's why cookie videos just seem so much warmer to me than slime.
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Researchers say that 2016 was seven hundredths of one degree Fahrenheit warmer than 2015.
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It's sooo beautiful out today — I'm getting really excited for warmer weather in NYC.
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A synthetic jacket that's warmer, lighter, and less expensive than its down-insulated predecessor?
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Perhaps it's the warmer weather, but celebrities have been in a particularly forgiving mood.
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Starbucks (SBUX) signaled the start of warmer weather by rolling out its summer menu.
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What matters is that pictures of my daughters look warmer, sharper, more detailed, whatever.
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For example, the "food" mode will have warmer colors and stronger sharpening, LG says.
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Those warmer tones just soften the color up a little, especially around her face.
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While the water is warmer, it also had an odd metallic smell with it.
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Kelp has been struggling because of warmer-than-usual waters in the Pacific Ocean.
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The world is already 1°C warmer than it was in pre-industrial times.
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So far, those outbreaks have been relatively small, and mainly in warmer, wetter states.
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Also: Pests and pathogens thriving in a warmer climate could wipe out our woodlands.
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And the lamp can be set to use either a warmer or cooler light.
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Scientists have found a mass of warmer rock that appears to be welling upwards.
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In a warmer world, the future could be entirely female for green sea turtles.
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Tuatara embryos, which can take a year to hatch, become male in warmer temperatures.
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Days earlier, much of the affected region had been experiencing warmer conditions, CNN reported.
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And the last thing I recommend is a bottle warmer (I use this one).
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His Liberal successor, Justin Trudeau, has been even warmer in his acknowledgement of Ramadan.
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Most people's preferences might lie closer to Samsung's warmer and more natural-looking shot.
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The warmer weather may benefit crops by drying out fields and accelerating plant growth.
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Scientists believe the climate was warmer, making the polar areas much easier to traverse.
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They get to see his collector profile, which typically elicits a much warmer response.
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Warmer weather has arrived and dogs can finally stretch their paws a bit more.
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The final sales on snowgear hopefully mark the beginning of warmer days to come.
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"This is the 415th consecutive month warmer than the 20th-century average," Arndt noted.
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I feel warmer -- INGRAHAM: You&aposre either a cardigan person or you&aposre not.
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In the U.S., much of the Lower 48 was warmer than average, NOAA reports.
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Construction gained 58,000 workers, helped by warmer winter weather, and manufacturing gained 28,000 jobs.
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Researchers say women's productivity may improve when the thermostat is set to warmer temperatures.
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The thing to watch is the long-term trend, which is ultimately getting warmer.
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In case you were wondering, actual human testicles are warmer, usually at 97 degrees.
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Scientists told them about how warmer temperatures had even changed the local insect populations.
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But a warmer Westchester or a balmier L.A. doesn't pose a crisis of identity.
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Living in a warmer climate on the first day of fall can be devastating.
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Of course, these were colder, not warmer, environments like the ones we're facing now.
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Flynn was one of the Trump administration's top proponents of warmer relations with Russia.
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Only 2012 was warmer for the US with an average temperature of 20103°F.
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But in Northeastern Europe, warmer winters mean earlier snowmelt-caused floods and less snowpack.
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But if you remove the rainfly, you can still use them in warmer weather.
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Glowing pendant lights were added to make the space appear warmer and more inviting.
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For every Little Lotus product purchased, $15 goes toward an Embrace infant warmer incubator.
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But right now, these already-warm waters are even warmer than usual, noted McNoldy.
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If only Mars were warmer, wetter, more oxygen-y, the would-be Martians whine.
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But first, gear up for the Full Worm Moon and (hopefully) warmer weather ahead.
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And the global atmosphere is about 1-3°F warmer than a century ago.
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Researchers think that: More turtles might be drawn to the Gulf by warmer water.
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They point out that a warmer climate is making hurricanes more severe and destructive.
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In California, Sacramento beat San Francisco, 37-25, in far warmer and sunnier conditions.
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That's because ocean surface water is projected to become warmer in the years ahead.
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It is true that over millennia, the climate has shifted both cooler and warmer.
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In the Senate, Trump's proposal appeared to receive a warmer reception from some members.
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The most striking feature of this mildly warmer time, though, was its high seas.
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Kepler-90 is about 20 percent bigger and 5 percent warmer than our Sun.
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Not only is it getting warmer in Oregon, there's more temperature variation, Jones says.
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They're long gone, having punched their tickets for warmer climes and lots more money.
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A warmer ocean causes sea level to rise, bringing problems like dangerous coastal flooding.
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It had gotten much warmer in the car, the way I knew it would.
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It's spring which means ... warmer weather, lighter clothing, and the beginning of smoothie season!
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If warmer air mixes in, it could lessen the amount of snow that accumulates.
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The ripple of a herringsteering her band from seas of ice to warmer strands.
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New England PatriotsOne thing to know: It appears Jay Gruden's seat is growing warmer.
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Warmer summer temperatures also tend to bring outbreaks of mosquito-borne illnesses, Petersen said.
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Director Christopher McQuarrie has shared a new photo of Henry Cavill's new lip warmer.
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Hellobike's bike unit is cash-flow positive during the warmer, peak seasons, Chen added.
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But Harvey was an even bigger storm, fueled by warmer waters, than was Allison.
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The temperature grew warmer, and the rain gave way to blue skies and sunlight.
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Kohl's said Tuesday the summer's warmer temperatures stuck around longer than normal this September.
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In warmer months, water-lovers can enjoy swimming, boating, fishing and stand-up paddleboarding.
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Drum roll, please … Much of the country is expecting a warmer-than-usual winter.
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If your partner prefers it warmer or cooler than you do, it's no problem.
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In Northern Europe, ticks are proliferating as forests recover and the climate becomes warmer.
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Err on the side of caution, especially if your kitchen is warmer than usual.
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In a speech on Wednesday, Mr. Duterte highlighted his country's warmer relations with Beijing.
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And since the air outside the Arctic is warmer, it will necessarily move in.
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The Pacific Coast has already seen blooms of toxic algae spurred by warmer oceans.
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Belgium has cultivated warmer economic and diplomatic relations with China in the past year.
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The world's coral reefs are being ravaged by warmer oceans caused by global warming.
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That's increasingly important because the weather's getting warmer, and the mosquitoes are coming out.
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Beijing is gradually building warmer relations with Tokyo based on economic and social cooperation.
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American troops have spent much of the past 17 years warring in warmer climes.
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Now all we need is some warmer weather so we can actually enjoy it.
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Mining and other excavation projects will become more appealing as the region grows warmer.
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Perhaps it would be getting a little warmer as I read the final entries.
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After grilling, meat and poultry should be 140 degrees or warmer until it's served.
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The frames are cursorily painted white, so that warmer tones of wood show through.
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The Megaloolithus samples showed the smallest range of 3 C to 6 C warmer.
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At the same time, the warmer atmosphere holds more moisture, resulting in more rainfall.
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How relatively warmer ocean currents seep under the ends of Antarctic glaciers, like Thwaites.
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Now, scientists have concluded that it's not just warmer air that's wearing them down.
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I'm a big fan of the lightweight versions, which are perfect for warmer climates.
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The whole-wheat flour stays in the background, with gentler, warmer and nuttier notes.
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The temperature was noticeably warmer, about 4 degrees, a phenomenon known as temperature inversion.
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Here is a way to tell how much warmer your city was last year.
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Their second goal, however, is to help turn that cold peace into something warmer.
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In warmer areas, like Arizona or Southern California, they are outside, near the front.
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But after another moment, he asked if either hand was starting to feel warmer.
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Experts say there are probably many reasons, including warmer weather and increased plane travel.
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I remember it was warmer in Alaska than it had been in San Francisco.
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For a low cost, you get a highly-recommended warmer that does the job.
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And it can get especially crowded during the summer when the weather is warmer.
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But lightning detection networks have shown that lightning in general peaks in warmer seasons.
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Climate change is leading to warmer winters, which threaten winter tourism around the world.
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Finally, higher sea levels (also a result of warmer water) leads to storm surge.
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Over all, Europe had its warmest year ever, with all seasons warmer than average.
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If you're visiting in warmer months, try the aptly-named rooftop bar, The Lookup.
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But the combination of extra carbon dioxide with warmer water wiped out that benefit.
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It's not the heaviest jacket, so you can even wear it for warmer weather.
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Many of Norway's glaciers have experienced increased melting this century, caused by warmer temperatures.
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Their futures will be warmer and bleaker because they are excluded from the polity.
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The warmer your room, the less time it will take to double in bulk.
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The good news is this year will be much warmer than last year's parade.
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Warmer temperatures also increase how frequently the mosquitoes that are around bite, she said.
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They expect most crop areas to turn drier and warmer than normal this week.
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The relationship between tech and federal policymakers has grown much warmer in recent years.
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For Frozen fans drawn to warmer weather, these summery sandals are a no-brainer.
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Warmer temperatures prompt coral to expel its algal food sources and turn ghostly white.
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De León got a far warmer welcome than his opponent on the convention floor.
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For warmer months, just remove the 100% mink cover and you're good to go.
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S. saw second warmest year to date on record and warmer-than-average June.
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If it was warmer out, I would be walking places instead of mass transit.
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First of all, it means Earth would get an average of 22 degrees warmer.
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And if that warmer air is holding more moisture, it can drop more moisture.
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They took on new energy; the golds and reds and flesh tones became warmer.
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Warmer oceans can lead to more powerful storms and increased stress on coral reefs.
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"When the temperatures are warmer, it moves faster," Darrow told BBC News in 2015.
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Tomorrow (Thursday): Temperatures trend warmer once again as winds turn more from the south.
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"But during the summer and warmer months, I'll bring my own tea from home."
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The weather might be getting warmer, but nothing can melt your ice-cold heart!
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Maybe she'll even get a warmer welcome there than she got in the USSR.
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Right now, we live on a planet that is getting warmer and warmer because it's more convenient to believe that we still have plenty of time to slow the effects of climate change rather than understand that our window is rapidly closing.
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Ideally, white wine should be enjoyed at around 13-55° F, which is probably a lot warmer than your fridge is keeping it (fridges are typically around 35-40° F), and thus, probably a lot warmer than you're used to drinking it.
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I wanted to make a huge heating system in which you'd also wear a heating suit, but I only had three weeks left, so it just became a body warmer with hand-warmer hot packs inside—the ones you can break for warmth.
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Scientists say that although the Earth will be warmer than average overall, it may not be hot everywhere for everyone: "We are not predicting another heat wave – a warmer year doesn't always mean (that)," study lead author Florian Sevellec told Deutsche Welle.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is expected to experience warmer weather between September and November this year.
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First, Trump's congratulatory call was significantly warmer than his own State Department's comments had been.
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Editor's note: This diary was written in October 2018, hence the references to warmer weather.
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After years of cool-toned blonde hair dominating Hollywood, a warmer, burnished red is trending.
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Warmer weather has also led to a longer growing season locally compared to decades past.
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Mark Wahlberg and family ditched the ugly holiday sweaters for warmer weather attire this year.
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NASA says 2016 was 290°F (22016°C) warmer than the mid-22015th-century average.
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A reminder: There were warmer times in the Democratic race for the White House. pic.twitter.
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The win against Germany almost assures that the reception would be warmer this time around.
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"The large picture, of course, is that we're living in a warmer world," Patzert said.
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A Merino wool triangle meant to be a neck warmer, with a powerful magnetic closure.
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This strange snowfall is in part because the atmosphere is warmer and moister than before.
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An inexpensive but efficient mug warmer will keep your boss's coffee steaming throughout the morning.
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Acquiring ticks is a nasty consequence of doing basically anything outdoors during the warmer months.
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It looked much warmer than that when Kim Yong-chol was at the White House.
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As temperatures have got warmer, the frequency of major masting events has increased, he said.
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Come spring, the weather gets warmer, drier and windier -- perfect conditions for resurrecting a wildfire.
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But wouldn't it take a lot to get to an Earth that's 2000 degrees warmer?
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The growing subscription-flight service is also planning weekend flights to warmer climes, like Ibiza.
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Along with warmer winters, these new conditions will drive the proliferation of mosquitos and ticks.
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But experts agree that the biggest culprit is warmer ocean temperatures linked to climate change.
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With warmer weather upon us, dad deserves an ice cold coffee to start the morning.
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There's already evidence that warmer ocean water is melting West Antarctic ice shelves from beneath.
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That warmer air will hold more moisture, which will lead to heavier rain and snowfall.
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It's unclear how crustaceans' behavior may change as the oceans grow warmer and more acidic.
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Candle warmer Even if you don't get your mom candles every year, someone probably does.
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Unlike most other bodies of water, the ocean surrounding Greenland gets warmer with increasing depth.
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In return, future national leaders go home with new friends and warmer feelings towards America.
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Land freshly cleared of trees was up to 10 C degrees warmer than forest areas.
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For other plants, like pollen-spewing ragweed, a warmer winter is effectively a shorter winter.
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Because warmer air holds more moisture (and can suddenly release it), precipitation will keep rising.
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Google's tuned the cameras to take cooler photos while the iPhone 8 shots are warmer.
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Also, the sensor seems to lean toward a warmer white balance, while also being underexposed.
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It's honestly something I would love to do again… just maybe in some warmer water!
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In this instance, Bey's warmer color paired perfectly with her emerald green Walter Mendez gown.
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Unlike American presidents, Canadian leaders had a much warmer relationship with the late Cuban dictator.
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Right: Le Pro 3 creates a warmer image with much less detail in darker areas.
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The big improvement in this generation is that the water is about 3493 percent warmer.
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But it seems the warmer Arctic summers are also taking a toll on the reindeer.
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The warmer weather may benefit crops by drying out soggy fields and accelerating plant growth.
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They are significantly warmer with one another, exchanging kisses and goofing off with one another.
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Take this handy guide to your next appointment and prepare for warmer walks to work.
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So they could be a sustainable source of protein in a warmer, more crowded world.
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Temperatures are expected to turn towards a warmer seasonal norm by mid to late February.
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Storms are often warmer and last longer than in the past, fires are more intense.
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The warmer rats could only eat two-thirds as much resin as the cooler ones.
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With noise cancelation, I noticed songs sounded warmer, bass felt deeper, and highs were brighter.
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Earth is warmer than it's been in some 120,000 years — back when hippos roamed Europe.
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During warmer months days, Masayuki tells me he moves 400 units of the golden nuggets.
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Warmer ocean waters have started melting these glaciers from below, causing them to retreat faster.
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In general, the forecasters are predicting a cooler, wetter north, and a warmer, drier south.
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Warmer, drier weather conditions, which are linked to climate change, will cause more forest fires.
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The Nose Warmer comes in a variety of styles, all retailing around $10 a pop.
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Usually thresher sharks swim south in the winter to the warmer waters of the Carolinas.
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But when cooler countries — such as Serbia and Peru — got warmer, fewer applications were received.
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I give it a 60 percent chance that this year will be warmer than 2018.
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Still, economists aren't good at accounting for the weather, whether warmer or colder than usual.
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The paradox of climate change is that as some areas get warmer, others get colder.
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The Earth exhibits cycles of 21625,2900-year glacial periods followed by (warmer) 220006,2202-year interglacials.
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"As the oceans get warmer, these ocean based storms get a lot stronger," he said.
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So although warmer water can be associated with strong hurricanes, that isn't always the case.
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More extreme precipitation is one of the calling cards of a warmer world, experts say.
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In fact, their light and airy nature makes them the perfect welcome to warmer weather.
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Fun fact: its warmer temperature allows your taste buds to taste the ice cream better.
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It's a pressure cooker, slow cooker, cake maker, rice cooker, steamer, warmer, and sauté pan.
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The series follows other American programming that has taken advantage of warmer ties with Cuba.
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Health experts expect local transmission to occur in the continental United States with warmer weather.
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And these winds, called the polar westerlies, are now pushing warmer waters into Antarctica's glaciers.
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Mosquitoes thrive in warmer temperatures, and in pools of water left by storms and floods.
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NOAA says two-thirds of the continental US will likely experience warmer-than-normal conditions.
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Next year won't be warmer because of the 200,000 airplanes passing through Van Nuys Airport.
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When it was moderately warmer than that, there was no ice at the poles whatsoever.
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It's airy and loose enough for the warmer months, but looks equally chic with tights.
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The Earth of the near future will be warmer, with higher seas and stronger storms.
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Warmer seas will strengthen hurricanes, and higher sea levels will make storm surges more destructive.
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You can get the butter warmer, saucepan, or casserole dish individually, or as a set.
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"La Chienne," however, is considerably warmer, its blunt title (which translates into "The Bitch") notwithstanding.
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Warmer temperatures and additional moisture in the air magnify the intensity of hurricanes and monsoons.
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President Donald Trump has often suggested that he wants warmer relations with Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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A pet package has a dog washer, and a Snow package has a boot warmer.
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Among the salmon's challenges is changing climate, bringing warmer waters and unfavorable conditions at sea.
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Even in Colorado, warmer winters and reduced snowfall has disrupted tourism and the ski industry.
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It was riper, as you may expect from the warmer site, with flavors that lingered.
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All that meant Trump's hopes for a warmer US-Russia relationship will have to wait.
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In fact, molecule for molecule, it is a much more potent planet-warmer than CO2.
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The boat's design includes a transparent glass covering that can be opened during warmer months.
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And as climate change continues, and the waters get warmer, things can only get worse.
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The trees were monitored in two conditions: ambient, and about 6 degrees warmer than that.
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The individual woodwinds have seldom sounded so eloquent, the massed strings warmer and more mellow.
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Recurring warmer, dryer conditions allow pests to thrive and sustain longer, more intense wildfire seasons.
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But governments are girding for the possibility, especially when the weather turns warmer in spring.
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It's no April Fool's joke, says the National Park Service — credit the warmer weather (WTOP.com).
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While a warmer climate may affect rain and irrigation, other changes are not as apparent.
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According to a new study, women use warmer, gentler words in their Facebook status updates.
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As the weather gets warmer, our office seems to get more and more tundra-like.
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But the overture for warmer ties with North Korea has been complicated by its defiance.
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In fact, the Earth is warmer now than at any point in modern human civilization.
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Using NOAA's data, May was the 401st straight month to be warmer-than-average globally.
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Warmer ocean temperatures put these animals at a greater risk of infection, the team said.
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Warmer oceans drive fish farther north, away from the hungry nations that need them most.
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But on Saturday, temperatures jump into the low 60s, and Sunday will be even warmer.
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Environments all around the world are getting warmer at a rate they cannot cope with.
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Put simply, a warmer atmosphere can hold more water, increasing the potential for heavy downpours.
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Especially because the virus probably won't slow down in the warmer spring and summer months.
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We also have four wines to guide you through the final transition to warmer weather.
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If you prefer warmer weather, April can be a mild and sunny month to visit.
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On the contrary, Seneca's play (in Florence Dupont's translation) has a warmer, more human tone.
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It appears, we're told, when cold air settles above warmer, moist air on the ground.
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If some frogs moved down to lower altitudes where it's warmer, they might be spared.
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It wasn't much warmer in the truck (there's no heater), so Yu relied on layers.
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Here's the news: • The North Pole has been warmer than parts of Europe this week.
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And that makes the region even warmer, and leads to even smaller amounts of ice.
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Trilobites In a new study, women scored better on tests they took in warmer rooms.
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"Females feel better when it's warmer, so they can exert more effort," speculated Dr. Kajackaite.
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Storms like these are exacerbated by warmer water and rising sea levels from climate change.
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And even as Earth gets warmer, scientists still expect cold snaps, just fewer of them.
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"One year being warmer or one year being colder are not really relevant," Schmidt said.
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Benioff isn't the only CEO to take a much warmer stance on the Trump administration.
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To name just two: The planet is getting warmer and the alphabet is getting shorter.
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A large island includes double ovens, a plate warmer and an iron-plate cooking grill.
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Even if some species do badly in a warmer tomorrow, he thinks, others will flourish.
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The shot feels warmer and more alive, despite being set in an ostensibly scarier atmosphere.
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Reef ecosystems may become even less productive as the ocean gets warmer and more acidic.
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But many suspect it has to do with a recent period of warmer ocean temperatures.
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The lightweight product is actually the warmer weather counterpart to Dr. Hauschka's Rose Day Cream.
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India is already one degree Fahrenheit warmer on average than it was a century ago.
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As a result, the ocean is warmer, more acidic, and rising at an alarming rate.
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Since the 210s, each successive decade has been warmer than the preceding decade since 27.
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This is common among weeds, fast-growing species and ornamental plants originating from warmer climates.
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Plus, now that it's getting brighter and warmer out, the commute has turned truly lovely.
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Scientists say hurricanes will be stronger because warmer water provides more energy to feed them.
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It's not summer yet, but you can absolutely use frozen berries to recall warmer days!
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But it is not only Europe's populists who are looking for warmer ties with Russia.
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It felt as if I were in a warmer, more outgoing country much farther south.
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In 141 years of record-keeping from NOAA, there has never been a warmer January.
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The warming atmosphere is driving stronger polar westerly winds, which drives warmer waters into Thwaites.
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"Every decade since the 1960s clearly has been warmer than the one before," said Schmidt.
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Sea levels rose and ocean temperatures dropped, pushing the sharks to migrate to warmer waters.
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Women born in the 203th century were, on average, 0.57°F warmer than women today.
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We had thought it would be much warmer, but Memorial Day isn't actually that hot.
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San Francisco would have the climate of Los Angeles: 7 degrees warmer and 40% drier.
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"But it's still likely to be quite a bit warmer than average," Mr. Halpert said.
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But Mr. Eno's play is warmer and less magisterial than most of Mr. Albee's work.
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Dark blue years are cooler and red ones warmer than the average in 1971-2000.
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Some analysts appear to be banking on warmer spring weather to curb the virus's spread.
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It usually comes in black, beige or a slightly warmer raw-noodle shade of beige.
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In the background, warmer temperatures are making the entire continent more vulnerable to external threats.
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Think sunshine, blue skies and warmer temperatures stretching through the weekend and into next week.
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Southern Europe, however, is forecast to remain generally warmer than usual from October to December.
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The San Francisco Chronicle's coverage included a feature on California farmers adapting to warmer weather.
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Warmer winters drop less snow in the mountains, leading to less runoff to fill reservoirs.
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If warmer winters reduce the snow pack, that means the bears' dens have less insulation.
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With the climate crisis bringing warmer temperatures and conditions, more people will likely get sick.
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Kobe played a bench-warmer to 100 multiple times when he was in high school.
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Obama made the last visit in 2013, when relations were warmer, before Russia invaded Ukraine.
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Just maybe warn your partner that tonight's petroleum might be a little warmer than usual.
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Extreme weather gets more extreme Warmer oceans make tropical storms more intense and longer lasting.
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Food security Fish species respond to warmer oceans by migrating to cooler areas, says Simpson.
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Certainly, a warmer color temperature does better mimic the off-white color of paper books.
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Violent crime has been associated with warmer weather with dramatic decreases in the winter months.
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"That's nuts," Cole said ... before saying he would "unfortunately" part ways with his face-warmer.
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As warmer air mixes in, ice accumulations of a 10th of an inch are possible.
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When warmer temperatures arrive and those feelings don't subside, they sink even deeper into depression.
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"Urban areas are warmer in the same time period than their rural counterparts," said Spaccio.
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The virus is expected to ramp up in the U.S. as the weather gets warmer.
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Cacao plants are under threat of devastation thanks to warmer temperatures and dryer weather conditions.
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I sat on the floor of the snow pit, where it was 1003 degrees warmer.
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In both Australia and California, a warmer world means drier vegetation, which burns more readily.
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A vicious cycle The warmer the air and water, the less sea ice there is.
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The deadly disease, carried by mosquitoes, is common in warmer climates like Brazil and India.
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Generally, the more greenhouse gases humanity pumps into the atmosphere, the warmer it will get.
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When the ice recedes during warmer months, the bears will move inland until it reforms.
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But Åshild Ønvik Pedersen and Jean-Charles Gallet of the Norwegian Polar Institute (NPI) in Tromsø, who have been investigating the matter in detail, argue that the benefits of warmer summers may soon be nullified by the countervailing consequences of warmer and wetter winters.
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According to NOAA, most of the world's land surfaces were either warmer than average or much warmer than average for the month, including much of southern Africa, southern and eastern Europe, most of Southeast Asia and Australia, and from central Russia into eastern Europe.
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K-Swiss' slip-on sneaker features lightweight, flexible material with an elasticated closure for a "snug fit," as well as a venting unit to make it breathable in warmer climates, and a wool-lined insole that can be inserted to make the shoes feel warmer.
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The story is that it was wetter than normal for most locations; warmer than normal everywhere.
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Spring is in the air, and along with it, beautiful, blooming flowers and brighter, warmer days.
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The weather's (slowly) getting warmer, which means cold, refreshing drinks are soon going to become necessities.
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However, the most recent US climate report showed that May was cooler, not warmer, than usual.
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Summer is getting closer… and as it's getting warmer out, people are getting ready to date.
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Warmer waters and calmer weather of late have only increased the migrants' attempts to reach Europe.
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Chief Executive Marvin Ellison also cited warmer-than-expected weather in February as a negative factor.
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It functions as a pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, steamer, sauté, yogurt maker, and warmer.
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Warmer weather is finally here, and that means it's time to break out your summer wardrobe.
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One thing I did notice: the G4's screen is slightly warmer than the G4 Plus.
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Interestingly, canicross began as a way for sled dogs to cross-train during the warmer weather.
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Overall, the world on January 29 was 0.3°C warmer on average, compared to the baseline.
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As things trend warmer, we can expect to see oppressive heat waves like these more often.
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And while the language was sheathed in warmer tones, the underlying vision still was fundamentally divisive.
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While I probably wouldn't go on a beach vacation now, I still vacation in warmer climates.
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But its susceptibility to frosts, droughts and warmer temperatures has caused supply shocks and volatile prices.
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Cronin likened such a device to a reusable chemical hand warmer, which also runs on crystallization.
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I really enjoyed the sugary hit followed by the warmer glow that balanced out the sweetness.
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The areas most affected by bleaching had warmer sea surface temperatures for long periods of time.
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Geese are well known for migrating in the fall to spend their winters in warmer climates.
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It smells like spring and I'm so excited to wear it once the weather gets warmer.
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Warmer, drier weather in the U.S. Plains is also allowing cattle to gain weight more easily.
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This is in contrast to February and early March, when the weather was fairer and warmer.
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The Northern Plains and Midwest have an equal chance of being warmer or cooler than usual.
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China's total natural gas imports also eased amid warmer weather and the end of heating season.
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Only the start of 289 was warmer, according to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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Everywhere we turn during the warmer months, waves of rosé everything smack us in the face.
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Warmer weather, like that in Florida in June, is a high point for alligator feeding activity.
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Mr. Reed added that GIFs allow candidates to show a warmer, more likable side to voters.
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Monday (Presidents' Day) should be even warmer with partly sunny skies and highs in the 50s.
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Introduce her to a safer way to smell the scents she loves with this candle warmer.
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Warmer oceans mean sea level rise in the form of melting sea ice, and thermal expansion.
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"The data has been corrupted, and we know the 1930s were warmer than today," Roberts said.
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We're into a warmer southerly flow at this point, with highs around 50 in most spots.
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This day has become a spring tradition and a sign that warmer weather is upon us.
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Even when it's warmer on land, the average sea temperature is a chilly 55 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Another president would read the report as a blueprint for adapting America to a warmer world.
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"I like the summer games better because it's warmer," adds the veteran of 17 Olympic Games.
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"It cooks in the air, and warmer conditions are more likely to create ozone," Nolen explained.
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On Wednesday, Gomez opted for warmer weather, and went for a hike in Malibu with friends.
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Gone are the days when lightening your hair was a change you saved for warmer months.
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