storminess

1 La Nina usually reduces high-altitude winds that can decapitate hurricanes, and generally during a La Nina there’s more instability or storminess in the atmosphere, which can seed hurricane development.

2 At times, as they sailed before the wind, they seemed to add signs of future storminess to what still seemed like predominantly blue skies.

3 It might be an exaggeration to say that summer had vanished, almost overnight, perhaps consigned to meteorological oblivion by the severe storminess of Wednesday, the month’s first day.

4 By 9 p.m., however, our Saturday had remained dry, despite displaying a collection of clouds that seemed a fitting backdrop for a strong spell of storminess.

5 After knowing nothing about the dulcimer, respected dulcimer brands and popular songs became etched into my consciousness over that long, quiet, stormy weekend.

6 That deflects any storminess or inclement weather, fostering predominantly sunny skies.

7 A La Nina tends to turbocharge Atlantic storm activity while depressing storminess in the Pacific and an El Nino does the opposite.

8 Instead of a La Nina, there was a strong El Nino, which usually inhibits storminess a bit.

9 Their relationship was very stormy.

10 Franz Schubert's Sonata in C Minor, D. 958, approximated the storminess of Beethoven, in full ringing tones and perfectly executed passagework that failed to come together within the classical structure.

11 I loved that he brought spiritual gravity to Fred, and more than a suggestion of emotional storminess.

12 The study also offers an explanation for the increase in Southern storminess since the beginning of satellite observations in the 1980s.

13 The climate forecast also predicts there will be enhanced warming of the Arctic, compared to other regions of the world, and there will be an increased risk of storminess across the Atlantic Ocean.

14 The storminess of George Steinbrenner’s tenure and the ill will some feel toward the new ballpark and its prices are also noted, by sportswriters and some very vocal and persuasive fans.

15 In California in 1998, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said, “four weeks of nearly continuous storminess resulted in widespread flooding, mudslides, and agriculture disruptions.”

16 Increased storminess helps to break up floes and push them north into warmer waters to melt out.

17 One important factor in retaining an atmosphere is the storminess of its star.

18 I am currently developing records of coastal storminess in locations including Newfoundland and Mexico.

19 During El Niño, ocean heat in the eastern Pacific instead shifts those loops, so the eastern Pacific gets stormier.

20 But they manage to make all this emotional storminess accessible.

1 暴躁

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2 粗暴

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3 猛烈

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4 骚乱

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5 急性子

short stormy short-tempered pepper quick tempered

6 吵闹

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