Sentence examples for high precipitation levels from inspiring English sources

The temperate climate, high precipitation levels, and wide range of biodiversity help make the terrain rich with wildlife and geographically unique.

The forest has a well-defined dry winter and rainy summers with high precipitation levels, with a mean annual rainfall of 1368 mm [31] that greatly increases river transport.

ChIP analysis showed homogenously high precipitation levels for H4K20me3 and HP1 gamma binding to the GMCL1 promoter region (Fig 4D).

Soaked floods are also called drainage-problem floods, occurred as a result of regular drainage systems not able to handle high precipitation levels.

Collapsed embankment floods, which are also called river flood, are caused by flooding of the river outside its regular boundaries, often as a result of high precipitation levels.

In belts with higher precipitation levels (15 25 inches [380 635 mm] annually) sheep are farmed in conjunction with wheat and other cereals, and the flocks include breeds other than the Merino.

Coinciding with the decrease in productivity, trees at warmer sites responded more to moisture availability, exhibited a slower response to precipitation and reached maximum growth at higher precipitation levels than trees at colder sites.

At higher precipitation levels the forest-averaged mortality pattern was less clear, with some species showing increasing species-averaged mortality with higher precipitation (producing an overall U-shaped response to precipitation), and some a flat response.

For example, the highest annual precipitation levels in the 48 conterminous states (more than 150 inches [3,800 mm]) occur on the southwestern slope of the Olympic Mountains, while the greatest annual precipitation total in Canada (more than 200 inches [5,000 mm]) occurs along the British Columbia coast north of Vancouver Island.

Cherrapunji is noted for having one of the world's highest average annual precipitation levels, about 450 inches (11,430 mm).

This was unexpected as the more severe impacts were related to the challenging environmental conditions (low precipitation levels, high levels of wind erosion) and the daily wind remobilisation of ash that occurred, rather than the ashfall thicknesses received.