mugginess การใช้

• So much went right in this game, despite the insane mugginess.
• That's why we start noticing the mugginess about now in the Midwest.
• On Tuesday morning, humidity at Yuma in the eastern desert of Arizona exceeded the tropical mugginess of the Gulf Coast.
• In the music you can hear the heat, the mugginess, Blanche's desperation, and her special grace.
• Heat and mugginess drive the body into underground streets and climate-controlled rooms, behind sealed windows and closed doors.
• The A's caught a break when Chicago starter Wilson Alvarez hit the showers after five innings in the 95-degree mugginess.
• What lies behind this outbreak of greener-than-thouness is neither unseasonable autumn mugginess, nor the erratic weather associated with El Nino.
• The piped lake water, flowing past heat-exchanging steel plates, absorbs the mugginess in the 12 million-square-foot Ivy League campus.
• Heavy mugginess hung over the backstretch at 4 : 56 p . m . when Ryerson gave the signal to take Unbridled's Song out of his stall.
• There's also the issue of Park, weary from an 81-degree day, though the temperature wasn't reflective of the mugginess brought on by the suffocating humidity.
• Sounds felt the " production may be naff in parts ", believing the " magnificent mugginess " of " Doremi Fasol Latido " more suited to the band's sound.
• Under cloudy skies, with occasional rain and mugginess in the air, they drove for about 40 minutes through the downtown area and then to the fairgrounds along the river . ( lak-aa)
• "I know how hot and humid this is for your lunchbreak, " he told the midday crowd, which braved near-record temperatures and oppressive mugginess that made it feel like 100 degrees.
• Valiantly trying to ignore the mugginess weighing heavily in the Stade de Geneve, the Swiss took the lead after just 10 minutes, when Bernt Haas scored with a header on a pure and accurate corner shot from Murat Yakin.
• Later that night at the police station, Dan, Arthur and Stacey are moved to the women's room of the jail that is serving as a Doniphan, when the group experiences the grayness and mugginess of the weather.
• At least one writer claimed that during the 2011-2012 camp " Mother Nature decid [ ed ] to spew forth rain, wind and mugginess ", and as a result " some were packing up and heading for shelter ".
• Afterward, top aides to the two top ministers ventured out of their air-conditioned and security-sealed luxury hotel, stepping into the sweltering mugginess of the Indonesian afternoon to ask waiting journalists if they had any information about what Arrieta was up to.
• The 40, 624 fans who attended Houston's first outdoor major-league game in 36 years were greeted by sunshine, mild temperatures and low humidity one day after Houston endured the kind of shirt-soaking mugginess that inspired the Astrodome a generation before.
• Oppressive mugginess continued on Thursday, as 90 percent humidity hit commuters with a wall of torrid air by 8 a . m . But overcast skies gave much of the metropolitan region a few degrees of relief, keeping the high temperature in Central Park to 90 degrees.
• Unlike other large Brazilian cities much farther north, notably Bras韑ia, S鉶 Paulo, and Rio de Janeiro who observe a pronounced summer maximum in precipitation amounts, the city of Porto Alegre experiences a prominent winter maximum in precipitation values and cloud cover, for the summer season is primarily hot and dry; though evidently high humidity levels often give a distinct mugginess to the air and negatively impacts air quality.