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variability

[vair-ee-uh-bil-i-tee] / ˌvɛər i əˈbɪl ɪ ti /














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Some more minor factors are also at play: rising U.S. production costs largely due to heightened immigration enforcement and curtailed labor supply, higher export logistics costs, and more climate-related yield variability.

From Barron's

Another complication is the variability of food products like cakes.

From BBC

The past few years have seen huge variability in sunshine amounts, with 2024 being the dullest year since 1998, followed by 2025, which will go down as the sunniest year on record.

From BBC

They added "natural variability means cold, snowy periods will still happen", but we can expect "fewer frost and snow days".

From BBC

Whilst the Met Office says, "This generally reduces the chances of a white Christmas," it also recognises that, "The natural variability of the weather will not stop cold, snowy winters happening in the future".

From BBC