are airports used "more heavily in the summer" or "most heavily in the summer"?
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This is a quantifier to most clearly express the idea.  If, for instance an airport has 50 planes in September, 75 in December, and 100 in July, Airports are used most heavily in July, but more heavily in September than December.  If airport usage is highest in the summer over the entire year, than most heavily.
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It's mainly due to the effects of ocean currents.  Water has a much higher heat capacity than dry air, so it takes longer to heat and cool.  So climates near major bodies of water tend to be more mild in both the summer and the winter than inland climates.
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I usually think of 'partly' to mean less than half. Or else it would be refered to as 'mostly'. Because of this 'partly sunny' would mean that it was 'mostly cloudy' and 'partly cloudy' would mean that it was 'mostly sunny'.
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southwest airlines usually has the cheapest tickets. we visit florida alot during the summer, and we find southwest to be the cheapest.
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Spring and Vacation?\nI am not entirely sure what you are asking.
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With all that concrete of the city and the surrounding area the temperatures are very high during the day but being an desert climate cooling does take effect during the night. I say more comfortable than Mobile, Augusta,GA, Savannah, GA, Macon, GA,Atlanta, GA, Spartan-burg. SC and Columbia, SC during the summer. Most comfortable summer would be the Pacific Northwest AND Western CANADA.
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The real reason why there are more insects in the summer than the winter is because the summer provides an ideal environment for eggs to hatch.  Hot muggy conditions provide moisture and is more conducive for procreation.  The mortality rate of insects also is less because of these ideal living conditions "assuming all other factors being equal" therefore we find more insect during the Summer period versus the winter
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Summer depending on the wind LOL\nYour swing in cold weather will be the main factor for the shorter distance.
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The correct use would be "on the weekends."\n\nI use to play beach volley on the weekends.\n\nHope I helped. :)
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1. Tourism Agency- poor\n2. Airport- EXTREMELY HIGH\n3. Big Companies- poor\n4. Individuals w/ high income- poor\nWHY??\nTourism's can care less how you get from point "A" to point "B". Big companies carpool or contract a limo service. And individuals w/ high income usually OWN their own limos. Airport all the way. People are ALWAYS coming and going to the airport all the time.
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The recent debate about UK airports has had various scare stories about the "biggest airport in the world" being built in some greenfield location as an alternative to Heathrow.\nIt is worth putting this into the context of understanding just exactly what is meant by terms such as "biggest", "busiest", or "busiest international", as is often applied to Heathrow.\n\nThe Biggest Airport in the World\nTaken literally as the airport which takes up the most land mass, this is the King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It takes up some 81 square miles - an area larger than many cities.\n\nTrivia: This airport has four terminals, yet only three have ever been used.\n\nThe second biggest airport in the world is Denver International, which takes up 53 square miles.\n\nBy comparison, London Heathrow takes up around 3,000 acres, or just 4.7 square miles.\n\nThe Busiest Airport in the World\nThis depends on whether you monitor aircraft movements (the numbers of take-offs and landings), or passenger numbers. An airport such as Washington National may have relatively high aircraft movements, but as the largest aircraft it handles is a Boeing 757, it handles relatively fewer annual passengers than other airports with similar movements.\n\nMovements and passenger numbers are both acceptable methods of determining the "busiest" airport, although passenger numbers is the generally quoted figure.\n\nMost Passenger numbers\nAtlanta Hartsfield Jackson is the busiest airport in the world, handling 76.7 million passengers in 2002. Atlanta overtook Chicago O'Hare in 1998, and is now significantly ahead. Chicago handled 66.6 million passengers in 2002.\n\nBusiest International Airport\nLondon Heathrow handles the most international passengers (as opposed to passengers on domestic flights, which make up the majority of traffic at US airports). On an overall scale, Heathrow ranks third behind Atlanta and Chicago.\n\nBusiest City (all airports)\nWhen the flights from all airports in a city are combined, London is the busiest aviation centre in the world. \n\nOnly London, Tokyo and New York have two airports in the top 30 worldwide. \n\nCombining New York's JFK (29 943 084) and Newark (29 202 654 ) still does not reach the same level as London Heathrow. Despite being the major international gateway for Japan, Tokyo Narita (28 883 606) is overshadowed by the mainly domestic Haneda (61 079 478). This puts Tokyo on a relatively even keel with Heathrow (63 338 641) and Gatwick (29 628 423). \n\nWhen Stansted (18 750 000), Luton (6 500 000), and London City (1 500 000) are added on top, London handles a total of almost 120 million passengers annually.\n\nSource: World airports Council , BAA, Luton Airport, London City Airport
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1st is correct.\n\n2nd is, though not incorrect, just plain akward. You are saying "what is the best time" that's like asking if you should leave at 1 pm, 3 pm or 6 pm for Thailand. But then you use the word "travel" and not "leave/drive/fly" - so the whole sentence is akward. Don't use it.
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Definately when we went to arizona in the middle of summer.. Dry heat too ;)
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Why choose one?  You have the whole summer!  Go to both!
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summer or late spring
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Wherever you are north or south it is hotter in summer than any other season. Though the timing of summer is different for different places. This is what i could make out of your question.
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summer.....where I live we get tons and tons of snow and I don't care much for the cold.