Rawlins

[ raw-linz ]

noun

1. a town in S Wyoming.

Example Sentences

I spoke with Michael Rawlins, the associate director of the Climate System Research Center at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

From Slate

First, Rawlins told me, climate change is adding heat to a dry spell.

From Slate

Second, Rawlins says, climate change may help extend this drought, further increasing the risk of wildfire.

From Slate

Research by Rawlins’ colleague Jennifer Francis suggests that a quickly warming Arctic may be slowing those waves, causing short-term weather systems to linger.

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“Instead of a dry week, we’re seeing more like a dry two weeks or three weeks,” Rawlins said.

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