summer temperature

collocation in English

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summer
noun[C or U]
uk
/ˈsʌm.ər/us
/ˈsʌm.ɚ/
the season of the year between spring and autumn when the weather is warmest, lasting from June to September north of the equator and from December to March south of ...
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temperature
noun
uk
/ˈtem.prə.tʃər/us
/ˈtem.pɚ.ə.tʃɚ/
the measured amount of heat in a place or in ...
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(Definition ofsummerandtemperaturefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Thus, compact and taller forms can be advantageous in reducing the overallsummertemperaturerise in the atria, particularly in low latitude locations.
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There is no relation between the observed thresholds and the meansummertemperatureof each country.
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In addition, due to increased stress, infected snails were more likely to die in the highsummertemperaturethan uninfected snails.
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Thesummertemperaturegenerally does not exceed 41 degrees.
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Thesummertemperaturehas shown as increasing trend in recent past.
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An isocheim is a line of equal mean winter temperature, and an isothere is a line of equal meansummertemperature.
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In this way he was able to estimate the decrease ofsummertemperaturewith surprising accuracy.
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Winter frosts are moderated by the coastal location, as aresummertemperatureextremes.
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The advance was in response to a sharp rise in winter precipitation and a decline insummertemperaturebeginning in 1944.
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However, in the last few years, an increase in thesummertemperaturehas been observed.
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Averagesummertemperaturein the foothill zone are generally higher in the foothill zone than in the mountains.
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The smallest of the snowy climates has a coolsummertemperatureclass, while the remaining three climates have a warmsummertemperatureclass.
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Furthermore, within the past 2000 years,summertemperaturehighs have never been harsher, based on paleo-climate reconstructions.
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The long growing season and high summer temperatures of the region are especially conducive to the outbreak of cranberry diseases such as fruit rot24.
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Sofia is located in such a basin, but its elevation (about 530mft 0) tends to moderatesummertemperatureand relieve oppressive high humidity.
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Variation in heading dates of perennial ryegrass cultivars as influenced by spring and early summer temperatures.
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Species adapted to this environment avoid seed germination during the occasional summer rainfall events, when seedlings would perish under high summer temperatures and drought.
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If the interval between records exceeds four days, hatching of eggs occurs under summer temperatures and records are lost.
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However, these average annual values hide the more extreme differences in summer temperatures.
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