Sentence examples for persisting snow from inspiring English sources

TAE are located predominantly in South America, East Africa, and South-East Asia where they show a unique combination of environmental characteristics, such as absence of persisting snow cover, high frequency of diurnal freeze thaw cycles and needle-ice activity, and a decrease in precipitation with increasing altitude.

"Bitterly cold easterly winds will persist this week, bringing snow showers to north-east England and light snow flurries across other areas of England," it forecasted.

"Bitterly cold easterly winds will persist this week, bringing snow showers to north-east England and light snow flurries across other areas of England.

As the snow persisted, the plows never slept.

He started long before technology wrought luxuries like wick-away fabric and PowerBars, and has persisted through sleet, snow and blisters the size of silver dollars.

But he's also mindful of the grim chronology: when he began his study almost 30 years ago, snow persisted on Cooper, preventing his birds from gaining access to their nests until the last week of June.

The next year was the opposite, one of the coldest on record, and snow persisted on the ground for 190 days.

Growing season warming and winter soil freeze-thaw cycles also resulted in a two-fold reduction in phenol oxidase activity and a 20% reduction in peroxidase activity and these declines persisted throughout the snow-free time of the year.

Large quantities of snow fall in winter, especially at higher elevations, and snow can persist from late autumn to well into spring in most parts of the complex and even in summer at the highest elevations.

Permafrost is not present in areas of the world where great snow thicknesses persist throughout most of the winter.

The low snow conditions persisted in the early stages of the race – and so did the unusually warm temperatures.