Sentence examples for depth of snow from inspiring English sources

Still farther inland, a lack of moisture brings the depth of snow down again.

It ranks resorts by depth of snow, and tells which areas have the most new snow and the best powder.

"We don't actually measure the depth of snow fall, it's so rare here in Queensland that really all we have to go on are rain gauges," he said.

The Buffalo airport, which was closed periodically until last night, recorded the greatest depth of snow on the ground since records started being kept, around 1870.

I stepped off the runners to run with the sled and wrestle it back on course, but I misjudged the depth of snow and both feet slipped out from under me.

The depth of snow increases inland from each coast, reaching maximums of about 240 inches (6,100 mm) in the Rocky Mountains and on the shores of the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

The reflectance from the forest areas that consists of dense conifers to less dense deciduous forests is considerably darker than non-forested areas even with substantial depths of snow.

The speed at which you complete your task depends entirely upon your ease behind your newly mounted plow, the depth of the snow and the consistency of the snow that fell.

Although snow did cover the rocks, I observed that the depth of the snow was not great and should be safely negotiable by the horses.

Strong inter-annual variation in snow depth and correlation of snow depth with other variables such as plant phenology prevents finely predicting which patches will be occupied by the aphid.

The lynxes chase red foxes into deep snow, where their longer legs and larger paws give them an advantage over foxes, especially when the depth of the snow exceeds one metre.