Sentence examples for yearly rainfall from inspiring English sources

The average yearly rainfall is about 62 inches (1,574 millimetres).

Average yearly rainfall in all three states exceeds 40 inches (just over a metre).

The record yearly rainfall total of 61.33 inches, set in 1889, is perhaps not out of reach.

The mean annual temperature is 40° F (4.4° C); yearly rainfall averages 100 inches (2,500 mm).

Impressively, some — including the District — have reached or exceeded their average yearly rainfall amounts, as well, with a third of 2018 still to come.

"This smashes the previous yearly rainfall record of 83.65 inches set in 1877...with over 3 months to go," the Weather Service tweeted.

The organism is recovered from soil in areas with yearly annual rainfall averaging 5 20 inches, hot summers, infrequent winter freezes, and alkaline soil (1 ).

The pàramo is cold and humid with yearly rainfalls between 500 to over 3000 mm.

Yearly variation in annual rainfall thus has a direct and immediate effect on the population composition and dynamics.

Darien is 1400 m above sea level, at this location the growth conditions were: 20°C average yearly temperature, 1288 mm annual rainfall, Udand soil type, pH 5.6, and native HCl extractable mineral concentration for iron in the topsoil averaged 4.39 μg g-1.

They estimated rain-use efficiency (RUE) from the ratio of the yearly sum of NDVI to annual rainfall and used it to identify and isolate areas where declining productivity was a function of drought.