101.   This effect is thought to add slightly to a warming trend that scientists say is caused by heat-trapping gases released when fossil fuels are burned.

102.   To the east and south of the low, southwesterly winds will bring a strong warming trend from the Tennessee Valley to the Northeast coast.

103.   Two years ago, a warming trend on the course had created a large hole in the snow.

104.   Under sunny skies, a warming trend will spread east from the northern Plains to the Mississippi Valley.

105.   Unseasonably cool air will cover most areas east of the Mississippi, while a strong warming trend spreads from the Rockies into the Plains.

106.   When ice on land melts, the water flows to the sea, producing one of the other relatively simple consequences of a warming trend.

107.   While that may not surprise New Englanders enjoying a balmy weekend, a warm spell -- no matter how unusual -- is not evidence of a global warming trend.

108.   A current warming trend has been blamed on greenhouse gasses dumped into the atmosphere by industry and transportation.

109.   A warming trend that is expected to leave the winter wheat crop without protective ground covering added support.

110.   But new data from deep ocean probes in the Southern Ocean, Indian Ocean, and South Pacific show the same warming trend.