Sentence examples for much precipitation from inspiring English sources

Weather radar shows where and how much precipitation is falling by emitting microwaves from a rotating antenna.

Figure 4d shows that the distribution of precipitation is too zonal, and there is too much precipitation in coastal areas and too little inland.

Thus, it is necessary to know how much precipitation isotopic composition is altered by vegetation canopy, and how this alteration varies with different vegetation covers.

In summer season, only the northern and southern regions of the country receive much precipitation with most of it occurring between 15.50 and 18.50 LST, with the pattern being strongest in the southern areas.

"We are barely a desert because we get so much precipitation," she said.

Both the short (Belg) and long (Meher) rainy seasons failed to deliver much precipitation in Ethiopia last year.

Basically, σ curves express how much precipitations of a given duration and amount can be considered "exceptional", where the exceptionality is statistically assessed in terms of multiples of the standard deviation.

The eastern slopes receive much less precipitation and are less thickly forested.

They are lofty enough, with many summits over 4,000 feet, that air masses rise and cool in lifting above them, releasing their moisture as they do so, so the higher slopes receive much more precipitation than do the surrounding valleys, even in times of drought (like last summer; this spring has been a wet one).

Several sites along the British Columbia coast receive annual quantities in excess of 100 inches (2,500 mm), but British Columbia receives much less precipitation in summer than in winter because low-pressure systems move on a more northerly track in summer and seldom cross the southern part of the coast.

"For northern Europe it could mean much more precipitation, while southern Europe will become drier so there are large scale shifts across the entire continent".