Sentence examples for maximum snow depth from inspiring English sources

Several important environmental factors were identified for macaque habitat selection: the ratio of coniferous forest to farmland, distance to farmland, and maximum snow depth.

A map of the maximum snow depth in Japan (Figure 2) shows that the northern half of Japan is snow-covered during the winter; in particular, the western coastal areas of Honshu and Hokkaido islands are in the snowbelt (maximum snow depth >200 cm).

Aomori City has a mean annual precipitation of 1300 mm, an annual mean temperature of 10.4 °C, and a maximum snow depth of 1110 mm in the winter season (Japan Meteorological Agency 2016).

The most prominent snow cover changes are observed in the late spring (Fig. 7a) while the total duration of seasonal snow on the ground is decreasing, there are days/periods, when snow maximum water equivalent and maximum snow depth have been increased over most of Russia (Bulygina et al. 2009, 2011, updated).

Detailed snow depths and species distributions were combined to determine the maximum snow depth where the aphids occurred in 2009.

The annual mean temperature of this region is 8.0°C (the maximum and minimum temperature is −16.1 and 30.8°C, respectively) and the annual rainfall is 1231.9 mm, with an average maximum snow depth in winter of approximately 33.5 cm.

These modelling results allowed the estimation of the snow load at 96 low-elevation stations, eight higher elevation stations and one high-altitude station based on the monthly maximum snow depths and the model estimated snow densities.

The maximum snow depths on cultivated land were 45, 70, 41, and 82 cm, respectively.

The AWSSI index is incremented based on thresholds of maximum and minimum temperature, snowfall and snow depth.

The average August maximum temperature has increased by about five degrees Fahrenheit from 1960 to the present, while the average February snow depth has decreased by about 50percentt since 1950.

Snow load is defined as a product of snow density, snow depth and gravitational acceleration.