persistent heat造句

例句与造句

1. An unusually strong Bermuda high has contributed to the persistent heat.
2. His part-timers fared little better, despite the absence of Johnson's usual persistent heat.
3. A mesothermal climate lacks persistent heat or persistent cold, with potential evaporation between and.
4. The persistent heat wave tightened supplies more than expected.
5. Weather forecasts call for persistent heat and dryness in the Midwest through next week, with only scattered showers.
6. It's difficult to find persistent heat in a sentence. 用persistent heat造句挺难的
7. Persistent heat in the Midwest has prompted worries about soybean yields as the crop moves through its critical, final growth stage.
8. The French government was providing subsidies to help farmers buy hay for livestock because pastures had been destroyed by persistent heat and drought.
9. But this year has been anything but typical, largely because of prolonged drought and persistent heat and, in some cases, arson or human error.
10. Monday was the 10th consecutive day the temperature reached 90 degrees or higher at Cheyenne, Wyo ., setting a record for persistent heat in the city.
11. Persistent heat and dryness in parts of the Midwest is beginning to take a toll on soybeans as the crop moves through its critical pod-filling stage, analysts said.
12. Fumaroles may persist for decades or centuries if located above a persistent heat source; or they may disappear within weeks to months if they occur atop a fresh volcanic deposit that quickly cools.
13. The persistent heat in the southern Plains claimed an all-time record on Monday, when the mercury soared to 110 degrees in Dodge City, Kan . Records in the western Kansas town date back 124 years.
14. While most of the country will have enough electricity, the council's report also warned of potential problems in the Northeast, with possible power disruptions if there is a persistent heat wave, and in the Pacific Northwest as well as possibly in Texas.
15. As the summer of 1997, the period from June 1 through August 31, enters the record books, it will be most noted for a lack of persistent heat east of the Rockies and a very active monsoon in the Southwest, which caused a series of flash floods from Arizona to Colorado.
16. With the persistent heat, most horses collapsed and their carcasses became a source of germs that greatly added to the already-high mortality rate in major cities . 250 horses died in one day in New York City alone, and by the end of July s first week public streetcars had ceased to run because horses could not be fed.