Sentence examples for average water level from inspiring English sources

However, measurements of the lake since the 1990s have indicated that the average water level has been dropping; at times, small areas of water have become isolated from the lake's main body in shallower coastline stretches.

In 2011 and 2012, the Kansas Geological Survey reports, the average water level in the state's portion of the aquifer dropped 4.25 feet — nearly a third of the total decline since 1996.

As a result, average water level, for instance, has dropped.

(d) Average water level change at Mizusawa with reference to ground surface level, h(t) − zs(t).

In the study, the design head of the power plant was selected as the average water level of the reservoir and the discharge was calculated from the annual water supply of the dam.

Results of this study showed that average water level depletion in these 10 wells was about 5.6 cm/year, which is probably a signal of drought in the region.

While water levels in San Francisco Bay rise and fall every day with the tides, analysis of the gauge's data shows that average water levels have fallen since 1980.

Since 1999, annual average water levels have been consistently below the historic averages recorded since 1860 in Lakes Superior and Michigan-Huron.

In addition, the method offers the possibility to derive average water levels for a reach segment, a quantity which is essential in flood forecasting and flood risk assessment.

Mean water level.

The average water table level was significantly lower at Drained than Pristine sites especially near the ditches.