Sentence examples for dry snowfall from inspiring English sources

At 5 36, he sent an e-mail note: only a trace of snow had accumulated, and the snow water equivalent measured on the mountain — the amount of water contained in the snow, related to its weight — was just.02 inch, a very dry snowfall.

The consequences of El Nino are much less clear for Europe and the UK, although they can lead to British winters that are dry with heavy snowfall.

Californian forests are tinder-dry and without winter snowfall and the spring melt-waters to recharge soil moisture preparing the trees for a hot, dry summer we can expect hellacious firestorms later this year.

The prolonged dry spell and declining snowfalls in the mountains due to climate change are forcing cities in Texas and other areas of the south-west into crisis measures.

Photo: An Olympic worker trying to stay dry amid an early morning snowfall at Sestriere.

Climate change has intensified the California drought by fueling record-breaking temperatures that evaporate critically important snowpack, convert snowfall into rain, and dry out soils.

At higher elevations farther north, where the snowfall was deep but relatively dry, the damage was not severe.

Last winter's snowfall, followed by a hot dry spring and severe flooding, has damaged parts of the county's road network.

The Groveland Ranger District of the Stanislaus forest, where the Rim fire is centered, is in a dry belt that gets less rain and snowfall than land to the north.

Much of Silver Star's 275-inch annual snowfall comes in lighter and drier than Whistler's coastal sludge, especially during January storms.

After last night's snowfall, it is expected to remain dry and sunny for the next week in France and Switzerland.