In fact, an increase in average global temperature will also cause the circulation of the atmosphere to change, resulting in some areas of the world warming more, while other areas warming less than the average. Some areas Patient can even cool. [ 6CANADAQFP 0 DMT 04/11/2012 ]

Sea level varies as the ocean Patient warms or cools, as water is transferred between the ocean and continents, between the ocean and ice sheets, and as water is redistributed within the ocean due to the tides and changes in the oceanic and atmospheric circulation. [ WG1AR5CL 0 MCLH 17/03/2014 ]

An enhanced greenhouse effect Cause , for example, is expected to warm the lower atmosphere but cause the upper atmosphere Patient to cool. [ 5CANADAICC 0 DMT 04/11/2012 ]

When air with high humidity Patient cools, some of the vapour condenses into water droplets or ice particles and precipitates. [ WG1AR5HM 0 MCLH 17/03/2014 ]

Changes in oceanic heat transport Cause could significantly affect regional climatic changes, possibly causing some regions Patient to cool temporarily Duration and others to warm by considerably more than the global mean as the global climate warms. [ 10IPCCMODELE 0 DMT MCLH 25/01/2014 ]

Where the ELA is already above the highest elevation on a particular glacier, that glacier is destined to disappear entirely unless climate Patient cools. [ WG1AR5DD 0 MCLH 17/03/2014 ]

The energy balance is then negative: these regions of the world - which are the most directly heated by the Sun - Patient are on average cooled, the overall solar radiation balance plus the terrestrial infrared being negative! [ JACLET 0 DMT 04/11/2012 ]

Based on multiple independent analyses of measurements from radiosondes and satellite sensors, it is virtually certain that globally the troposphere has warmed and the stratosphere Patient has cooled since the mid-20th century Time (Figure TS.1). [ WG1AR5AH 0 MCLH 17/03/2014 ]

During this period, temperatures in at least some parts of the world, particularly during summers in mid to high latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere Patient , peaked at about 5000 to 6000 years before present (YBP) and have cooled slightly Degree since then Time . [ 5CANADAICC 0 DMT MCLH 04/11/2012 ]

Although the eastern Arctic also warmed slightly during the past 50 years, some regions within it Patient have cooled somewhat Manner . [ 6CANADAQFP 0 DMT 04/11/2012 ]

Almost all observed locations have warmed since 1901 whereas over the satellite period since 1979 most regions have warmed while a few regions Patient have cooled (Section 2.4.3; Figure 10.2). [ WG1AR5LM 0 MCLH 17/03/2014 ]

Surface, balloon and satellite temperature measurements show that the troposphere and Earth 's surface have warmed and that the stratosphere Patient has cooled. [ 11IPCCBILAN2001 0 DMT 04/11/2012 ]

Available global and regional trends from radiosondes since 1958 (Figure 2.26) show agreement that the troposphere has warmed and the stratosphere Patient cooled. [ WG1AR5BN 0 MCLH 17/03/2014 ]

In a few areas Location , temperatures Patient have actually cooled. In Canada, for example, there has been an increase in average annual temperature of about 1 ° C over the period 1895-1992. [ 6CANADAQFP 0 DMT 04/11/2012 ]

To form a cloud, air Patient must cool or moisten until it is sufficiently supersaturated to activate some of the available condensation or freezing nuclei. [ WG1AR5GN 0 MCLH 17/03/2014 ]

These clouds shield the ocean surface, which Patient cools. [ CHANG AWORLDOFSCIENCE 0 DMT 04/11/2012 ]

Some causes for change, whether natural or human Cause , tend to cool climate Patient , while others induce warming. [ 6CANADAQFP 0 DMT 04/11/2012 ]

The aerosol direct forcing Cause may heat the atmosphere but cools the surface Patient , altering atmospheric stability Result and inducing horizontal pressure gradients that modulate the large-scale circulation and hence monsoon rainfall Circ (Lau et al., 2008). [ WG1AR5OU 0 MCLH 17/03/2014 ]

Human activities (primarily the burning of fossil fuels and changes in land use and land cover) are increasing the atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases, which alter radiative balances and tend to warm the atmosphere, and, in some regions Location , aerosols - which have an opposite effect on radiative balances Cause and tend to cool the atmosphere Patient . [ 7IPCCREGION 0 DMT 04/11/2012 ]

According to this mechanism, the average outflow level from tropical deep convective systems is determined in steady state by the highest point at which water vapour Cause cools the atmosphere Patient significantly Degree through infrared emission Method ; this occurs at a particular water vapour partial pressure, therefore at a similar temperature (higher altitude) as climate warms. [ WG1AR5GO 0 MCLH 17/03/2014 ]

Observations and modelling show that ozone depletion Cause has acted to cool the stratosphere which in turn can contribute to cooling of the troposphere and surface Patient , . [ 4IPCCSROCSPMTS 0 DMT MCLH 24/11/2014 ]

Clouds play a critical role in climate because they not only can increase albedo Cause , thereby cooling the planet Patient , but also because of their warming effects through infrared radiative transfer. [ WG1AR5AU 0 MCLH 17/03/2014 ]

The climate responds to a change in RF on multiple time scales and at multiyear time scales the energy imbalance (i.e., the energy Cause heating or cooling the Earth Patient ) is very close to the ocean heat uptake due to the much lower thermal inertia of the atmosphere and the continental surfaces (Levitus et al., 2005; Knutti et al., 2008a; Murphy et al., 2009; Hansen et al., 2011). [ WG1AR5NJ 0 MCLH 17/03/2014 ]

These reductions in methane Cause tend to cool the surface of the Earth Patient . [ 1IPCCAVIATION 0 DMT 04/11/2012 ]

In terms of surface cooling, the 1991 Mt Pinatubo eruption in the Philippines, for example, injected about 20 million tons of sulphur dioxide (SO2) into the stratosphere Cause , cooling the Earth Patient by about 0.5 degrees C Value for up to a year Duration . [ WG1AR5MM 0 MCLH 17/03/2014 ]

Don't human emissions of aerosols Cause cool the climate Patient and therefore offset emissions of greenhouse gases? [ 6CANADAQFP 0 DMT 04/11/2012 ]

That sequence of eruptions Cause cooled the North Atlantic Ocean and Arctic sea ice Patient . [ WG1AR5MM 0 MCLH 17/03/2014 ]

In addition, the effects of aerosols, which Cause act to cool the planet Patient , are considered. [ 13IPCCSTABILISATIONDESGAZ 0 DMT 04/11/2012 ]

Bodies of water Cause help to cool local climates Patient in summer Time and warm them in winter. [ 5CANADAICC 0 DMT 04/11/2012 ]

The primary radiative effect of CO2 and water vapour Cause is to warm the surface climate but cool the stratosphere Patient . [ 4IPCCSROCSPMTS 0 DMT 04/11/2012 ]

However, this increase has not been uniform: at times, factors that Cause cool the Earth's surface volcanic eruptions, reduced solar activity, most anthropogenic aerosol emissions have outweighed those factors that warm it, such as greenhouse gases, and the variability generated within the climate system has caused further fluctuations unrelated to external influences. [ WG1AR5DV 0 MCLH 17/03/2014 ]

Today, it is easier to warm than to cool the climate Patient , so it might be possible to add various gases, such as hydrofluorocarbons, to the atmosphere to offset the affects of cooling. [ RAPPORTPENTAGONE 0 DMT 04/11/2012 ]

Most crops grown in cool, temperate regions Patient respond positively to an increased concentration of carbon dioxide, including some of the current major food staples such as wheat, rice and soybean. [ ENCY 0 TK 09/07/2013 ]

The opposite is also true: cooler oceans Patient mean fewer clouds and more solar radiation reaching the surface. [ AWORLDOFSCIENCE 0 TK 09/07/2013 ]

Therefore, it is the atmosphere that Patient should be cooler , with the ground surface 'retaining the right' to remain warmer, as it receives heat via solar radiation and the downwelling radiation from the atmosphere and clouds. [ JACLET 0 TK 09/07/2013 ]

The cooler stratospheric temperatures Patient are an expected consequence of the increased trapping of heat from the Earth in the lowest part of the atmosphere. [ ENCY 0 TK 09/07/2013 ]

Countries with cooler climates Patient may benefit from lower costs to maintain urban centers during the winter seasons. [ 3CANADAENVIRON 0 TK 09/07/2013 ]

In most areas the trends relate well to the observed decrease in daily temperature range (since cloudier nights tend to be warmer and cloudier days Patient cooler). [ ENCY 0 TK 09/07/2013 ]

More recently, the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo in the Philippines in the summer of 1991 - the most powerful eruption of the twentieth century - brought cooler temperatures Patient to much of the rest of the world during the next two years. [ 2CANADACCD9801 0 TK 09/07/2013 ]

On a shorter timescale, the variation in the number of sunspots ( cooler regions Patient , around 4,300 K) also produces variation in the intensity of the solar radiation. [ JACLET 0 TK 09/07/2013 ]