Sentences with phrase «early peak stream»

Not exact matches

We have already seen some details released regarding Black Mesa's online multiplayer mode over on the official forums as well as a sneak peak of the gameplay during a live stream with some of the developers earlier this year.

The lower maritime set showed decreasing snowpacks with earlier stream flows... the continental side showing increasing, later peaking snowpacks and later, higher streamflows.

Peak spring runoff is also projected to continue to occur earlier — 20 to 40 days earlier by the end of the century.7, 12 Scientists project stream flow at The Dalles on the Columbia River to peak as much as a month earlier by mid - century.13 On the western slopes of the Cascades, runoff between April and September is projected to drop by 30 percent or more by mid - century.2Peak spring runoff is also projected to continue to occur earlier — 20 to 40 days earlier by the end of the century.7, 12 Scientists project stream flow at The Dalles on the Columbia River to peak as much as a month earlier by mid - century.13 On the western slopes of the Cascades, runoff between April and September is projected to drop by 30 percent or more by mid - century.2peak as much as a month earlier by mid - century.13 On the western slopes of the Cascades, runoff between April and September is projected to drop by 30 percent or more by mid - century.2, 14

As the climate of the Pacific Northwest warms, more winter precipitation is falling as rain, compared with historical averages.2 With declining snowpack in Oregon's Cascade Mountains, peak stream flows are occurring earlier, and summer flows are declining.2 These changes are expected to continue as heat - trapping emissions grow, putting more stress on already endangered salmon that return to the Columbia and other rivers in the region to spawn.2

Increases in winter and early - spring stream flow — followed by decreases in late spring, summer, and early fall — have already been observed over the past 50 years.6 Peak spring runoff is occurring anywhere from a few days to 25 - 30 days earlier throughout the region.7

For example, the peak spring runoff is happening more than 20 days earlier in rivers and streams across the American West.