51.   Scientists agree that even a slight increase in air temperature causes sea levels to rise as warming ocean waters gain volume from melting glaciers and ice caps.

52.   Scientists say the likely culprit is rapidly warming summer air temperatures.

53.   Sensors measure the effects of relative humidity and ambient air temperature.

54.   So low air temperatures and low humidity are the optimal conditions for making snow.

55.   Super-cooled drizzle drops, whether large or small, exist in liquid form even though the air temperature is below freezing.

56.   The air temperature varies from hour to hour and the sun may thaw frozen foods or warm refrigerator foods enough to grow bacteria.

57.   The air temperature was not much warmer.

58.   The advantage of this system is that confusion between actual air temperatures and wind chill temperatures is avoided.

59.   The beaker lost heat faster, of course, the lower the air temperature and the higher the wind speed.

60.   The cabin system allows flight attendants for the first time to control air temperature inside the aircraft.