Posts tagged temperature

Forecasters Can Predict Storm Paths But Not The Intensity

Sep 11th

Posted by Affleap in Science Technology

Officials with the Hurricane Center accurately predict that Irene would hit North Carolina, and then stir up the coast into New York.

airborne doppler radar, aircraft, forecasting operations, humidity, hurricane center, hurricane charley, hurricane irene, national oceanic and atmospheric administration, noaa, pressure, storm, temperature, winds

Climate Change To Jeopardize Food Supply In South Asia & Sub-Saharan Africa

Jun 4th

Posted by Affleap in Environment

An international research group says that some areas in the tropics face famine because of failing food production.

climate change, experience the greatest shifts, failing food production, famine, food insecurity, hunger, jeopardize food supply, local food supplies, precipitation, south asia' subsaharan africa, temperature, tropics

Hay Fever Rise In Europe Is Related To Carbon Emissions

Apr 21st

Posted by Affleap in Environment

General practitioner diagnoses of allergic rhinitis in the UK, which includes hay fever that has risen by 30 percent between 2001 and 2005.

allergic rhinitis, allergies, carbon, carbon dioxide, carbon dioxide emission, co2 emissions, emissions, eu nations, hay fever, immune system, ozone, pollen, temperature

Dealing With Lightning During Thunderstorm

Sep 2nd

Posted by Affleap in Environment

Thousands of people around the world are fallen victims to lightning. In Brazil alone, there are 1,300 people who succumb to lightning strikes.

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