Sentence examples for snowfall estimates from inspiring English sources

Annual snowfall estimates for the Antarctic continent start at 1,000 cubic km (240 cubic miles).

"It's very hard to see how we could have got the snowfall estimate wrong," said Bamber.

Further inland, the storm produced significant snowfall, estimated at around 4 feet in The Berkshires.

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Because estimates of cumulative snowfall and temperature on Isle Royale are not available, we used snowfall measurements from nearby Thunder Bay, Ontario and the Northern Hemisphere winter temperature anomaly.

But the least squares curve only estimates average daily snowfall for a given maximum temperature; it cannot estimate extreme heavy snowfalls.

Constant offsets of + 4.5 ns and − 2 ns (estimates from first snowfall and first settling in the winter season) were added to get the boundaries (black lines in Fig. 6); the surface reflections had to be within.

Then, because water availability in the alluvial aquifers hosting the karezes depends upon recharge, long-term trends in precipitation are shown, especially snowfall in the Hindu Kush, and estimates of changes in aquifer recharge are attempted.

"Cool sea surface temperatures around Antarctica could offset projected snowfall increases in Antarctica, with implications for estimates of future sea-level rise," it said.

The red curve represents the least squares (LS) curve (mu _{LS}= widehat {mu }_{y|x}=8.9879-0.2144x+0.0040x^{2}) wasch was obtained by using (1) and the model (2) to estimate the mean of daily snowfall y for a given maximum temperature x.

When estimating snow load on a building roof in a heavy-snowfall area, it is important to know the volume and drift.