Sentence examples for number of rain from inspiring English sources

The number of rain gauges used as neighboring rain gauges varies between 2 and 57.

We used the locations with zero residual to derive a relationship between total monthly CHIRPS and number of rain days.

Usually, no consideration is given to the uncertainty in the measurement that varies depending on the number of rain gauges that fall within each grid cell.

Due to the declining number of rain gauging stations, the use of satellite and reanalysis precipitation datasets in hydrological modelling is steadily rising.

Now, using the total residual and number of rain days, we use the highest N values of daily CHIRP for the month to proportionally distribute the monthly total across those days.

Therefore, it is desired to design the optimal rain gauge networks with a minimal number of rain gauges to provide reliable data with both areal mean values and spatial temporal variability.

Annually, the number of rain-days has decreased with time but rainfall shows no similar decrease, inferring that the rainfall amount per rain-day is increasing.

According to Tom Kine, a senior meteorologist for Accuweather, a series of slow-moving storms that repeatedly pounded the same areas have been to blame for the unusual number of rain-affected baseball games in 2011.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 The reported incidence and average number of rain-related problems by study area settlement in Cape Town, South Africa.

Close to the surface (< 4 km above sea level), northerly winds carried tephra southwards from Iceland over the Atlantic, where a number of rain-producing low pressure systems were moving north-eastward along a path between northern Scotland and the Faroe islands (e.g. Bracknell archive synoptic charts: http://www.wetterzentrale.de/topkarten/fsfaxsem.html).html

The model was forced with monthly precipitation, number of rain-days (days with >1 mm precipitation), incoming short-wave radiation and temperature from the CRU-NCEP (v2.0) dataset.