storms

I never understood 'tweet storms', especially since the feed is in reverse chronological order, possibly interspersed with tweets from other sources.

So, even if the thunder storms cool the air, the A/C still has to remove humidity.

However, the cause of the albedo change was attributed to dust storms, not to a change in climate per se.

A good introduction to all this is in Hansen's book Storms of My Grandchildren.

One of the few advantages of underwater agriculture would be the absence of storms.

Perhaps a fairly dim, elderly man who doesn't know much about social media and therefore is immune to the storms of reddit.

Other teacup storms like the removal of /r/jailbait, their handling of 'the fappening' and gamergate don't seem have affected reddit much at all.

We were getting trade ins on upgrades (after 2+ years of use) of Storms while I worked at Verizon.

Then, what about the standard summer afternoon thunder storms -- the A/C will be pulling one heck of a load out of the batteries.

The worst thing is we have bad storms, tornados, and potential for a major earthquake.

Unlike most tech companies, they've weathered decades worth of storms.

And that will have tremendous benefits when things like storms hit, no longer knocking out power to residents, simply factories and office buildings and street lights.

The title should say "may trigger soaking winter storms in California".

>"The good news is that these storms tend to pass after a couple of hours," Bogdan added.