Sentence examples for snow water from inspiring English sources

This was snow water.

The weight is recorded to establish the snow water equivalent.

"We are collecting rain and snow water, and cutting trees to burn to warm ourselves," he said.

There are waters from springs, wells, glaciers and icebergs, as well as Tasmanian rainwater and melted Italian snow water.

Longley's first new volume since Snow Water in 2006 is the big event of the poetry month.

But in places like Pakistan, Central Asia and parts of China that are more dependent on what Dr. Diffenbaugh, an assistant professor of earth system sciences, calls "hard water" — glaciers and snow — water supplies are likely to become more irregular.

Everyone on the mountain that week had a faith in man and machine so complete that they were willing to endure days in claustrophobic quarters among toddlers and the infirm and drinking polluted snow water.

Moving to New Hampshire, where her son lived, in 1955, she continued her interest in the forms of nature, taking pictures of snow, water and other phenomena in the countryside.

Snow water equivalent (SWE) represents the amount of water stored in snowpack.

Natural springs, rivers, snow water and rain water are main feeding sources of the river.

The comparisons to measured snow water equivalent were generally within 0.3 m for 45 snow courses.