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extreme weather

[ik-streem weth-er]

noun

Meteorology, Climatology.
  1. a period of weather or a weather event that is severe and unexpected or abnormal for the location or season in which it occurs.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of extreme weather1

First recorded in 1570–80
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Heavy lorries need better cameras to track well ahead into distance to detect hazards much further down the road, in the same way a person can; more tricky roads may also need to have extra sensors placed along the route; other hurdles could include breakdowns in extreme weather or sudden, unexpected dangers emerging amidst very busy traffic.

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But there are challenges - especially in predicting rare or extreme weather events.

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At the same time, Southern California farmers must survive in a drought-prone state, and extreme weather brought on by climate change has meant irregular crop yields, among other challenges.

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An individual spell of weather cannot be directly attributed to climate change, but climate change dictates more extreme weather events, including heatwaves, flooding and droughts.

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Asked about the warnings over potential drought conditions, she said that she, like all good soft fruit growers, have irrigation systems in place to mitigate the effects of extreme weather and to ensure their crops get a steady supply with water.

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