Sentence examples for yearly wet from inspiring English sources

INDIA'S monsoon rains are retreating this week, a delayed end to a yearly wet season that has become ever more unpredictable as a result of global warming.

The empirical relationship to water levels in Lake Okeechobee included a superimposed sine function to represent the yearly wet-season/dry-season cycle of flows across the Tamiami Trail.

BIO1 - annual mean temperature; BIO8 - mean temperature of wettest quarter; BIO13 - precipitation of wettest month; BIO16 - precipitation of wettest quarter; VapPres - yearly averages for vapour pressure (in hPa); SunpIII - % of maximum sunlight hours in March; SunpVII - % of maximum sunlight hours in July.

From £75, ateaoceanie.com Rains Contrary to the opinion of most residents, the British Isles don't have a monopoly on wet weather – indeed Denmark sees a yearly average of 121 days of rain, conditions that inspired Rains.

Most of the animals inside Wild Reef - where Ginsu resides - receive routine yearly exams, accomplished by a trained diver in a wet suit and SCUBA gear that make a house call to the animal.

In December 2010, the city recorded its wettest year on record and the first yearly rainfall recording of 1000 mm.

Average yearly precipitation is 1003 mm, with November and December the wettest months.

While all are described as having a Mediterranean climate, yearly mean rainfall varied by 4-fold among sites, with wettest conditions in the west (more than 800 mm) and driest conditions in the east (∼200 mm, see Table  1).

Two different NDVI-derived variables were calculated: the annual NDVI mean of the wet season and interannual variation of the seasonal NDVI mean (quantified as the coefficient of variation of yearly seasonal means).

Details: npg.org.uk This five-yearly keynote show of contemporary art worldwide, held in the German town of Kassel, is like sticking a wet finger in the air to check the wind.

Wet, wet, wet, wet, wet".