Sentence examples for rainfall away from inspiring English sources

Warmer sea surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean, which occur during an El Niño event, as well as in the Atlantic Ocean are known to shift rainfall away from the Amazon, thereby increasing the fire risk in dry months.

Current agronomic practices for potato production in the irrigated areas of southern Alberta involve a hill/furrow configuration that was adopted from elsewhere, and designed to shed rainfall away from the hill and into the furrow.

And carnivorous plants struggle to survive in a place where heavy rainfall washes away most of the soil.

They include cooling of the North Atlantic Ocean, decreasing atmospheric CO2 concentrations, and increasing volcanic activity all of which could have shifted rainfall patterns away from East Africa.

Most of the monsoon rainfall moves away from the study area as surface runoff, which is clearly shown by insufficient change in water quality.

Climatic conditions responsible for high rainfall moved away from the centre of mountains and mountain glaciers shrank [ 27, 99].

And CNN added that a "dreary rainfall is washing away the months-old stench".

Rainfall decreases progressively away from the coast; the far north receives no more than 20 inches (500 mm) a year.

Separate studies by Roni Avissar at Duke University in North Carolina and Yabzinda Mali at Oxford University in England show that tropical rain forests generate rainfall as far away as the United States and Europe.

Preventive and remedial measures frequently have been taken to keep the channel open, and a program to stabilize its banks was designed to draw away rainfall that might otherwise undercut its slopes.

The extra moisture boosted rainfall as far away as western Nebraska and the panhandle of Oklahoma, the team reports in Geophysical Research Letters.