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Uh the weather has a massive influence as well, the wind direction has a big influence.

Obviously, the weather here is great.

While global average temperatures may be reduced, the weather or climate in certain regions of the world could get worse.

We got really got really lucky with the weather as well so we're really happy.

And I'd say the challenging things were probably just, like, weather and temperature and-- you know.

It doesn’t matter how dense the population was, it was the surprise weather event that caused the decrease.

For example, to talk about the weather, I could say we'll head out to the shops once the rain lets up, meaning once the rain gets less severe.

Also, even if you cooled down one area, it could trigger weather somewhere else.

asking F1 which track statistically is the most exciting overtakes, accidents, flags, pits of weather, drama, and unexpected winners consistently.

Meantime, in and around Washington, D.C., the National Weather Service issued severe thunderstorm and flash flood warnings amid a cluster of storms that shook the area just before midnight.

I went there for the weather.

But you know, as they say in Norwegian, there's no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing.

Neurotransmitter chemicals course through the brain circuitry, electromagnetic fields sweep through the cortex like weather systems.

I have always had an affinity for colder weather.

But scientists are investigating possibilities like resilient coffee hybrids that might help weather the unpredictable future— all to protect the beverage that’s become a cherished part of daily rituals worldwide.

And then it allowed us to make shelter to protect us from storms and from the weather, and containers, which allowed us to store food so we could survive the winters.

I think it's been through much tougher times than we're in now, and I think that we will weather this, although everybody will have some scar tissue.

AMNA NAWAZ: Gary is also one of the poorest cities in America, and experts have noticed -- noted, rather, that severe weather and natural disasters tend to disproportionately hurt lower-income communities.

Studies have shown that if used in the wrong way, or in the wrong hands, they could change large-scale weather patterns, warming the polar regions rather than cooling them and altering rainfall around the world.