fall in temperature

He felt the slight fall in temperature, a chill of the mind, not the body.

The northern edge of the current is marked by a sharp fall in temperature.

The camera crews too were experiencing the rapid fall in temperature.

The central heating had come on, turning itself up a notch to compensate for the sudden fall in temperature.

Then would come the freezing wind, ice-spray carried from the sea, the rapid fall in temperature.

An abrupt fall in temperature, just the same as the chill I had experienced in the library the night before.

Some visitors prefer to walk up, spotting birds and enjoying the noticeable fall in temperature.

Weather changes very rapidly and even in summers a sudden fall in temperature may trigger winter like conditions.

Rains set in June accompanied by a fall in temperature and increase in humidity.

In general a sharp rise is cut off, in spring a clear fall in temperature is more common.

November brings abundant rain, sometimes snow and a drastic fall in temperature (a 10 C fall throughout the month).

That trick has been used to disguise recent falls in temperature and to contain the problem of the Medieval Warm Period.

The Universe continued to decrease in density and fall in temperature, hence the typical energy of each particle was decreasing.

Frequently, a strong offsea gale develops from the South, bringing a rapid fall in temperature, and sometimes a short, violent rain/hail storm.

I heard you say once that it is not inconceivable that the fall in temperature when the sun moves south is merely a coincidence."

While Professor Watt notes the fall in temperatures since 1940 in a set of rural stations, this should be placed in context.

So the currently favored theory regarding cause of death was that a failure in the life-support system had resulted in a sudden fall in temperature.

A fall in temperature added to German difficulties by freezing the mud in the Ancre valley, making it much easier for infantry to move.

TONIGHT: Clear periods and light winds after dark will lead to a marked fall in temperature.

This was associated with a 1.5 C fall in temperature (determined from oxygen-isotope analysis) and an observed increase in El Niño frequency.

But while early crude thermometers could measure relative rises and falls in temperature, the lack of a universal temperature scale made it difficult to compare readings of different thermometers.

Though the falling leaves do signify a fall in temperatures, it's usually gradual, so that you start sporting a sweater outdoors or a light cover nights, rather than going right to parkas and snowshoes!

NINE people froze to death in the central Russian region of Chuvashia over the weekend as strong winds accompanied a sharp fall in temperature, Itar-Tass news agency said yesterday.

This makes the reactor a self-regulating, dynamic system, as with a rise in temperature, nuclear reactivity will substantially decrease, and with a fall in temperature, nuclear reactivity will substantially increase.

Specifically, as used by the U.S. National Weather Service, a cold wave is a rapid fall in temperature within a 24 hour period requiring substantially increased protection to agriculture, industry, commerce, and social activities.