Case weather is a tobacco farmer's term for the warming spell in WI. winter usually mid December creating damp air and fog. During this time, the tobacco plants that were cut in the fall and hung upside down on lathes then hung in a ventilated barn to dry are taken down and stacked in a steam room called the "strip room". This room has a wood stove with a big water reservoir on top. The leaves on the plants become warm and pliable "coming into case" in the steamy air and are stripped from the stalk and laid by hands-full into a press lined with brown paper. When the press is full a wooden top is put on and the leaves are pressed into a bale (about 40 # ) then wrapped with the paper and tied with string. These bales are inspected, priced and bought by the tobacco co. representatives.
"Case weather" refers to weather conditions that might affect the outcome of a legal case or trial, such as extreme weather events impacting the ability of witnesses or jurors to attend court proceedings, or weather-related evidence affecting a case (e.g., in a personal injury case involving a slip and fall on icy pavement).
"Weather blind" typically refers to when someone is unaware or indifferent to changes in weather conditions. It can also mean being unprepared for weather-related situations due to lack of attention or awareness to forecasts.
Farts can potentially be smellier in hot weather due to increased humidity and higher temperatures, which can intensify odor. In cold weather, the air is typically drier, meaning that the smell may dissipate more quickly.
The lines of equal temperature on a weather map are called isotherms. Isotherms connect points of equal temperature, allowing meteorologists to visually represent temperature variations across a region. By analyzing isotherms, weather patterns and trends can be better understood and predicted.
They are called isotherms. (From the Greek iso meaning same, and therm meaning heat).
The general meaning of a sign is determined by its design, color, shape, and symbols, which should be easily recognizable and understandable regardless of weather conditions. Signs should be designed with high visibility features such as reflective materials or lighting to ensure they can be seen clearly in all types of weather. Additionally, proper positioning and size play a role in ensuring the sign's message is clear and understandable in different weather conditions.
The Latin word meaning weather is tempestas.
although tiempo is the word for weather, Weather Forecast is prevision metereologica
This talks about the weather event that ocurs all around the world.
Frais, meaning cool (weather)
Bright, No clouds, Nice weather
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weather forecast means an analysis of the state of the weather in an areawith an assesment of likely developments
Mathnet - 1987 The Case of the Strategic Weather Initiative 3-5 was released on: USA: 1990
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time and weather
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The spelling weather means the local meteorological conditions.The term meaning regardless is spelled "whether or not."