Sentence examples for moisture recharge from inspiring English sources

Soil moisture recharge during colder months promotes high values of runoff frequently in the spring quite independently of the influence of precipitation regime or snowmelt.

NASA's GRACE satellites registered below-average TWS across most of Amazonia in March 2016, which means there was less soil moisture recharge from wet season precipitation than in previous years.

Remotely sensed evapotranspiration (ET) subtracted from rainfall was used to independently estimate groundwater and soil moisture recharge and compare against a physically based model of soil water fluxes.

Secondly, changes of land use and cover led to river flow redistribution, soil moisture and recharge fluctuations.

The modeled continental patterns of water-table depths, vadose-zone soil moisture and recharge rates are reasonable.

In winter, moisture is recharged substantially in the East China Sea because a dry air mass from the continent flows over a warm ocean current: the Kuroshio Current.

SWI are fundamental controls on soil moisture, streamflow generation, groundwater recharge, and nutrient cycling.

Projected increases in air temperature and precipitation resulted in mean annual increases in potential and actual evapotranspiration, groundwater recharge, soil moisture, and streamflow in the Cline River watershed.

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 1997 water year was a deviation from this trend due in large part to a large rain on snow storm event, when rainfall occurred quickly without time to recharge soil moisture.

Ephemeral puddles in small closed depressions can play an important role in the hydrology and ecology of many landscapes, by storing runoff water, recharging soil moisture and shallow groundwater, and by providing food and habitat for many organisms.