Sentences with phrase «lake levels»

Plus a house on the hill will never have to deal with the change of lake level which lately has been affected numerous properties on the waterfront.

There were months of very high lake levels and shoreline damage in 2017.

The feedback of increased lake levels on the flow rate can create a positive feedback loop.

Unfortunately, proxy data such as lake level, only give information about what the precipitation amount was in the past, and not about how it was distributed through the year.

None of these would involve any changes to river flows all water would move through tunnels and changes in lake levels would be modest.

Lakefront areas in Monroe County sustained some of the worst damage when lake levels rose 30 inches.

Regional water management plans call for water restrictions to kick in when lake levels drop below 1075 feet (328 meters).

3) Joins all three states (and the U.S. government) in collective responsibility to protect Lake Mead's water, especially if lake levels continue to drop — and provides for the first time that California will share in some of the water reductions.

But after dry winters with low snowpack, lake levels drop and toad eggs can find themselves in as little as 10 cm of water.

Shoreline Sightseeing water taxis run between Navy Pier and the Museum Campus dock, at lake level on the north side of Shedd.

The IJC said it «found no justification to consider increased outflows at that time, as such action would have lowered lake levels even further below average.»

Recent numerical simulations suggested the lake formation is due to the cold - trapped methane accumulated in the polar region, and predicted prominent clouds will form within about two (Earth) years while lake levels will rise over the next fifteen years due to the seasonally varying solar radiation on Titan.

By studying the kinds of pollen, diatoms (defined), and other materials in the layers of sediment, scientists can determine how plant communities shifted in response to climate changes and how lakes levels rose and fell with time.

2003 - 04 winter, Lake Arrowhead 20» below full level, lowest level ever, general panic, Local water experts stated «we'd not see a full lake level in our lifetimes» I believe it was either and ENSO neutral or slight La Niña winter.

ShrNfr says: July 23, 2010 at 5:41 am «-LSB-...] Odd that in figure 3 that sunspot count is a trailing indicator of lake level rather than a leading indicator.»

Many lake levels showed a fall.

The drought of the last few years (which you can read about in the above link) has affected Texas lake levels significantly.

Low lake levels also affect air quality and water diversions to Los Angeles.about 2 years ago

CHESTERTOWN — Silt and debris in the Schroon Lake watershed — and its vast size itself — makes effective and consistent control of lake levels difficult, town of Chester leaders learned last week.

Cuomo says he did not support Plan 2014, which went into effect earlier this year and will impact the way lake levels are regulated.

He has commissioned the installation of new shut - off valves and piping, and the construction of berm in locations greatly impacted by high lake levels last year.

As lake levels recede, we're still fully assessing the damage.

Examples of operational risk scenarios include rapid lake level rise when the tunnel is closed for repair, and the failure of engineered structures such as the sediment retention structure and levees.

Geographer Frank Lehmkuhl from the University of Aachen in Germany has been studying lake levels in the Altai region for a decade.

As lake levels diminish, so can bird populations.

Another factor at play could be the delicate balance between precipitation and evaporation which Arctic lake levels depend on: warmer temperatures and higher winds could cause more evaporation.

In this case, the researchers combined records of ancient lake levels, location and extent of glaciation, variations in the composition of stalagmites in caves, and evidence for changes in vegetation and subsurface soil deposits associated with water table depth.

«At Kima'Kho, we were able to map a passage zone in pyroclastic deposits left by the earliest explosive phase of eruption, allowing for more accurate forensic recovery of paleo - lake levels through time and better estimates of paleo - ice thicknesses,» says UBC volcanologist James K Russell, lead author on the paper published this week in Nature Communications.

Natural ones include intraplate stress changes related to plate tectonics and natural water table or lake level variations caused by changing weather patterns or water drainage patterns over time, or advance or retreat of glaciers.

Yesterday, be set a new world record on the game's Drake Lake level, breaking the 1:11 barrier he first introduced in 2010 and which speedrunners have been trapped ever since.

And the return to more typical snowfall in the northern Sierra means Folsom Lake levels likely won't plummet again soon.

Eischeid, J., Bradley, R.S. and Shao, X.M., 1985: Secular climatic fluctuations in the Great Salt Lake Basin, p. 111 - 112, in: Problems of and Prospects for Predicting Great Salt Lake Levels, Kay, P. and Diaz, H. (eds.)

Detroit is projected to experience higher temperatures, more frequent and intense precipitation events, and fluctuating lake levels.

Two small Earthquakes were recorded near Lake Oroville in the last 24 hrs, which appear to be a result of the fast lake level changes, and the subsequent release of pressure from water weight.

The dredging of a new deeper shipping channel on the St Mary's River near Sault Ste Marie has also reputedly increased the amount of water leaving the lake which would also impact lake levels.

The local elected officials are hoping the President will declare the increased lake levels a major disaster under the federal Stafford Act, which would make federal emergency funding available.