Sentence examples for minimum snow cover from inspiring English sources
For the month of April, minimum snow cover was observed in the year 2004 (56,236 km2) and maximum was observed in the year 2002 (114,588 km2).
The annually number of NE cases in 1998 2007, the number of days with minimum snow cover per year and the average temperature in December during these years were investigated.
The mean minimum above snow was −12.3 ± 0.7 °C and −9.8 ± 0.7 °C below snow.
This database provides the information on air temperature (°C; daily mean, maximum and minimum), annual precipitation (mm), radiation (h), sunshine (MJ/m) and maximum snow cover (cm) at a 1-km scale, and is thus suitable for our sampling scale.
The maximum snow cover area has been observed in 2012 for the month of January with a value of 138,555 km2 and the minimum has been observed in 2007 for the month of July with a value of 7881 km2.
Microthermal regimes, which are influenced by snow cover, include winter minima and summer maxima resulting from snowmelt and convectional rain; alternatively, spring meltwater maxima are accompanied by secondary fall maxima that are associated with late-season thunder rain, or spring snowmelt maxima can be followed by a summer glacier-melt maximum, as on the Amu Darya.
Daily or 10-day-mean (dekadal) records of minimum and maximum air temperature, precipitation (mm) and snow cover (cm) recorded at 6 8 ground stations per country were acquired from national Meteorological Agencies (see map).
During this study, we observed extremely cold winter conditions with severe and long freezing events with minimum temperatures ranging from −5°C to −10°C at the Foradada (inland Spain) trial site in 2004/5 without snow cover.
Snow cover entrainment is considered.
Winter snow cover is thin.
