Sentence examples for mean surface rainfall from inspiring English sources

The data is calculated with vertical hydrometeor profiles as well as available mean surface rainfall.

An earlier study by Haarsma et al. (2005) linked the increase in Sahelian rainfall with the increase in surface air temperature over the Sahara, which, in turn, lowers the mean surface low pressure over this area.

Negative correlation between DSGSD abundance and mean annual rainfall suggests that effective hydrological surface processes contribute, on the long-term timescale, to the development of large-scale topography unfavourable to DSGSDs, especially in areas of high exhumation rates.

where α (unitless) represents the rainfall-run-off coefficient for each waterhole (α = 0.05), P is the spatial mean TRMM rainfall received over the contributing area (watershed of the waterhole), Aws (m2) is the surface area of the watershed and Awh (m2) is the surface area of the waterhole.

Extreme one-day rainfall can, however, exceed mean seasonal rainfall and occur in all phases of ENSO.

Mean annual rainfall is 1078 mm.

The mean annual rainfall is 1400 mm.

Mean annual temperature: 23.3°C, mean annual rainfall: 2104.9 mm∙year−1.

Rainfall occurs mainly from November to March, with mean annual rainfall (1976 2002) at Ramtha rainfall station is 213.8 mm.

During such periods, daily rainfall could increase to 20 30% of mean annual rainfall in the area.

Mean annual rainfall is about 560 mm, with increasing rainfall towards the north.