71.   The change in water temperatures that drives the weather can be as little as one or two degrees, Ellis said.

72.   The beach was beautiful, the water temperature comfortably cool.

73.   The environmental reasons include a rise in water temperature, which the declaration contends has hurt the yellowtail flounder.

74.   The El Nino weather pattern, occurring every few years, consists of slowing trade winds and warming water temperatures in tropical regions of the Pacific Ocean.

75.   The federal Climate Prediction Center forecasts above-normal water temperatures in the equatorial eastern Pacific through midsummer before approaching normal conditions by early fall.

76.   The general decline in moisture is linked to lowering air and water temperatures, which, in turn, reduce evaporation rates.

77.   The floating foliage gives fish shade on a hot day, keeps water temperatures down in summer and deprives algae of the sunlight it needs to thrive.

78.   The El Nino weather pattern is characterized by slowing trade winds and warming water temperatures in tropical regions of the Pacific Ocean when it occurs every few years.

79.   The hatch is caused by rising water temperatures that coincide with lengthening spring days.

80.   The end result is an overall drop in water temperature, which crustaceans abhor.