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seasonal

[see-zuh-nl] / ˈsi zə nl /














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Selena soon finds herself welcomed into the quirky community, a close-knit group that scrapes by on the seasonal influx of tourist dollars and a year-round system of mutual aid.

From The Wall Street Journal

This is due to seasonal dollar strength and a resilient U.S. growth outlook, they say.

From The Wall Street Journal

According to industry group Gas Infrastructure Europe, gas storage levels across the European Union are about 63% full—below the seasonal average—but supply conditions remain comfortable.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Burkina Faso and Chad saw a rare divergence in temperatures, notching 0.7C to 1.5C above their seasonal average.

From Barron's

A population in the United States might experience seasonal temperature swings, while another in Kenya alternates between long dry spells and heavy rainfall.

From Science Daily