Sentence examples for precipitation ahead from inspiring English sources

Ahead of storm systems, significant moisture becomes drawn in from the Gulf of Mexico, which increases moisture within the atmospheric column and leads to precipitation ahead of extratropical cyclones.

The area passed the 100-inch mark earlier than ever before (Jan . 4 and the rate of precipitation remains ahead of the 1976-1977 season.

Using 24-, 48- and 72-h ahead precipitation forecasts from the TAPEX, the proposed model can assess the flooding potential with two levels of risk and at the township scale with a 3-day lead time.

These latter numerical results could be used as a rough upper boundary for the one-step ahead predictability of annual precipitation and temperature.

Since there is an absence of relevant information in the literature, the numerical results obtained using the standardized real-world datasets could be used as rough benchmarks for the one-step ahead predictability of annual precipitation and temperature.

Finally, Papacharalampous et al. (2018) investigate the multi-step ahead predictability of monthly precipitation and temperature by applying seven automatic univariate time series forecasting methods to a sample of 1552 monthly precipitation and 985 monthly temperature time series of 480 values.

As a tropical cyclone interacts with an upper-level trough and the related surface front, a distinct northern area of precipitation is seen along the front ahead of the axis of the upper level trough.

This study aims to explore the effectiveness of multiple rainfall sources (gauge measurement, and radar and satellite products) for assimilation-based multi-sensor precipitation estimates and make multi-step-ahead rainfall forecasts based on the assimilated precipitation.

"It was eight weeks before anyone got precipitation at all.

Such eutectic formation and borocarbide precipitation within the ferrite stringers alter the composition of the solidifying liquid ahead of the austenite/liquid interface and hinder the liquid to solidify as austenite in the intercellular boundaries.

Instead, less precipitation is likely to have the heaviest impact, according to a study published online ahead of print in Global Change Biology.