Sentence examples for snowmelt from from inspiring English sources
But our driver was at times indispensable: some roads are rough, tending toward impassable, especially when flooded by snowmelt from the Andes, looming on the near horizon.
Snowmelt from the Pyrénées joined with heavy storms to form surging floodwaters in the rivers of southwestern France on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Dniester, the rapidly flowing main artery, is navigable almost throughout the republic; the river becomes swollen by spring snowmelt from the Carpathians and by heavy summer rains.
The work will take place as part of a larger renovation of the streets and sidewalks around Grand Central, intended to stop rainwater and snowmelt from leaking onto Metro-North's tracks and into the terminal.
NOON TO 1 P.M. "Emeril Live": Emeril prepares frozen Cajun jambalaya and blackened snowmelt from his outdoor kitchen in Devils Lake, N.D. 1 P.M. TO 1 30 P.M. "Biography": Bjork.
The Rhône River achieves a steady flow throughout the year, deriving a high input from the Cévennes Mountains which experience heavy winter rain plus abundant spring and summer snowmelt from the Alps via Lake Geneva.
"What You See in Clear Water" is centered around a moderate-size river that draws its sustenance from snowmelt draining from an arc of ancient stone above 13,000 feet in the center of the state.
We intentionally selected communities where the source of drinking water in reservoirs was primarily from snowmelt runoff from crop lands, although occasionally rainfall runoff can also be a significant source of water to these reservoirs.
The snow and glacier melt model predicts that for the eight years used for model evaluation (October 2003 September 2010), the total surface water input over the basin was 9.43 m, originating as 62% from glacier melt, 30% from snowmelt and 8% from rainfall.
In the Karakoram, on an annualized basis, glacial melt proportion varies from 43% to 50% whereas snowmelt varies from 27%to31%1%.
Higher temperatures will also lead to a reduction in snowfall and a shift from delayed runoff from snowmelt, to direct runoff from rainfall.
