more erratic

As Politico Playbook reported, the "Gaetz-for-AG plan came together yesterday, just hours before it was announced," hatched by some of the more erratic hangers-on — likely including Gaetz — "while incoming White House chief of staff Susie Wiles was in a different, adjacent room on the plane, apparently unaware."

The right-hander rebounded with an 0.73 ERA in 14 games in August but was more erratic with a 5.40 ERA in 11 September games.

A warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture, while warmer ocean waters can energise storm systems, making them more erratic.

The island, like two thousand others on the river, floods with increasing ferocity and unpredictability as human-caused climate change makes rain heavier and more erratic in the region.

Climate change is making precipitation patterns more erratic, but the effects on wildflowers could play out over decades or even centuries, Fraga said, since seeds stay dormant in the soil for long periods of time.