Were anyone to describe the Amsterdam weather in one word, that would be 'changeable'. There is simply no point in asking anyone what the weather is going to be like more than a week ahead of the time. Even the Netherlands metorological office readily admit that any forecasts further out than that, including their own, are very unreliable.
Well, itâs helpful because the dictionary tells you whether a word is a proper noun (i.e., a specific person, place, or thing), and proper nouns are capitalized in English and therefore in APA Style (see Publication Manual sections 4.16 and 4.18).
Formatting Titles of Texts in APA Style. For the titles of articles and chapters, write in plain text and capitalize only the first word of the title and first word of the subtitles and any proper nouns. Victorian working women: Sweated labor. For titles of periodicals, like journals, magazines. and newspapers, place the title in italics and capitalize all important words. Do not capitalize a conjunction (like and, but, and or) or an article (like the, a, or an) unless it is the first word of a title or subtitle. International Herald Tribune.