Sentences with phrase «most rain falls»

Curiously, the area where the seas are rising the most is the same area where the most rain falls.

Most rain falls from December to February, but expect humidity to be high during all months of the season.

However, if at all possible, we recommend you avoid visiting from early - June to mid-September as most rain falls in the Sorong and Raja Ampat region during this time and some of the properties are closed.

On the Andaman or west coast, where Phuket, the Similan Islands, and the Phi Phi Islands lie, the southwest monsoon brings heavy storms from April to October, while on the Gulf of Thailand or east coast, where KohSamui, KohPhangan, and Koh Tao lie, the most rain falls between September and December.

Not exact matches

The most rain in the state fell on Fort Pierce.

His words fell like cleansing rain and adjournment soon followed, in time for the men to experience what most would remember better than any exchange around the conference table.

Most plants in tropical rain forests keep their leaves all year, gradually replacing them as they fall with age.

Most of the time, our precipitation falls as rain -LCB- liquid water landing on the ground -RCB-.

One way parents can help children put their best foot forward this fall — and to make the most of year's clothing budget — is to make sure their shoes stay clean and new, and protected from the harsh elements — rain, snow, sleet, etc..

Snow falls from the ceiling, a girl is hoisted up in a shopping trolley, activists abseil, a fire roars, rain cascades down — and keep your eyes peeled for the most life - like polar bear you'll ever see on stage.

So much rain fell already on Syracuse yesterday that it set a new record for the most rainfall on that date.

The Life of Super-Earths by Dimitar Sasselov Of the 700 planets astronomers have found so far in distant solar systems, most are places that are extremely hostile to life as we know it: searing - hot gas giants where iron could fall as rain and winds might blow in excess of 1,000 miles per hour.

Most falls in just four months, so the idea is to build dams to store these wet season rains, and irrigate the land during the eight bone - dry months.

Most of those rains fell across the Midwest and Central and Northern Plains, bringing with them serious floods.

Earlier this year, Adrian Baltanas, the national director - general of water, proposed a # 20 billion plan that involves building two hundred large dams and wholesale transfers of water from the north, where most of Spain's rain falls, towards the parched south.

The Klausmeier model is based on a water redistribution hypothesis, which assumes that rain falling on bare ground infiltrates only slightly; most of it runs downhill in the direction of the next vegetation band.

They were in less agreement about how intense rain or snow will be when it does fall, although there is general consensus among models that the most extreme precipitation will become more frequent.

In the continent's eastern interior, most of the rain that falls runs inland, into a salt lake called Lake Eyre — never reaching the sea.

For most of us, the rain that falls on our roof runs off into the ground or the sewer system.

«People may know the expression, «It's too cold to snow» — if it's very cold, there is too little water vapor in the air to support a very heavy snowfall, and if it's too warm, most of the precipitation will fall as rain,» O'Gorman says.

But most likely it came from airborne dust or fell in rain or snow that fed lakes, streams, and reservoirs.

Despite a near - average winter precipitation total for California, Oregon, and Washington, the record warmth caused most of the precipitation to fall as rain and not snow, which had implications on the drought intensification and water resource crisis during the warm months.

Results: Most of us think that when rain forms in a cloud, it will instantly fall down.

Rain fell at significantly lower frequencies in the most heavily polluted simulation than in the pristine conditions.

We are currently experiencing truly Fall weather with gusts of wind and rain every day (don't have to mention I'm talking London)... this selection is perfect for me, most fave I would say a pair of white ankle boots.

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Some of its most compelling moments are those that play out with no more than music and Blade Runner-esque scenery, with rain falling over the post-World War III Japan.

No, there wasn't a Snowpocalypse, just a light but continual fall of fluffy white stuff — occasionally mixed with freezing rain — that overstayed its welcome during most of the time I had the Gran Coupe.

Glide over several miles of rain forest in one of the most botanically rich places on Earth, enjoying panoramic views of the Coral Sea, Barron Falls, and the deep chasm of Barron Gorge.

The temperatures in the Bahamas are generally ideal year - round, but most of the rain falls in late summer and fall, often form hurricane season from June through October.

Most of their rain falls in winter between November and March when temperatures are mild.

Snow - capped mountains with dense forests clinging to their steeply sloping sides give rise to some of the world's most impressive waterfalls including Lady Bowen Falls and Stirling Falls the only two completely permanent waterfalls in Milford Sound but following heavy rain, which is a very common occurrence, literally hundreds of waterfalls appear sometimes dropping 1,000 metres into the waters below.

Most of the rain falls from November to March.

May and June are the months with most rain, typically with about twice as much falling in the northern islands as in the southern ones.

The most common forms of precipitation you can expect to see in New York in February are light snow (which falls on 35 % of days with precipitation), light rain (22 %), moderate rain (17 %) and moderate snow (13 %).

If you do experience some precipitation during your holiday, it will most likely be thunderstorms (which fall on 31 % of days with rainfall), moderate rain (28 %), light rain (17 %), drizzle (16 %) or heavy rain (8 %).

Moderate rain is the most likely type of precipitation to occur in this month and usually falls around July 1st.

Moderate rain is the second most likely type of precipitation and usually falls around February 4th.

The most common types of precipitation to fall in April are drizzle (which occurs on 55 % of days with rainfall), moderate rain (27 %) and light rain (14 %).

Weather wise it's been super hot and sunny for the most of the weekend with some rain falling last night.

Moderate rain is the most common type of precipitation you can expect to see at this time of year, when it falls on 46 % of days with rainfall.

The most common forms of precipitation experienced in the resort at this time of year are moderate rain (which falls on 40 % of days with rainfall), thunderstorms (21 %), light rain (17 %), drizzle (12 %) and heavy rain (11 %).

Moderate rain is the most common type of rainfall you can expect to experience at this time of year, when it falls on 45 % of days with precipitation.

Found in the hundreds, the Korok Seeds are the most significant example of the exuberant amount of detail that was poured into Breath of the Wild's world, from lightning that strikes grass and makes it catch fire to a weather system complex enough to allow players to witness rain falling in the distance, the game is an endless source of surprises, both little and delightful, and huge and overwhelming.

One Foot in the Real World 12 October — Spring 2014 One Foot in the Real World is an opportunity to see some of the most important works in the IMMA Collection by some of the world's leading contemporary artists, including two iconic site - specific works; Still Falling I by Antony Gormley, and Dublin Rain Room, 1994 by Juan Muñoz; a scale model of one of the gallery spaces where it perpetually rains indoors.

We know that precipitation intensity has been increasing (the amount of rain that falls in the most intense events) across the northern hemisphere — this was clear in the literature even before the Pall et al paper.

Most of the West's surface water comes from snowpack, which is declining as more precipitation falls as rain and snowpack melts earlier, leaving less water available for summer when it is needed mMost of the West's surface water comes from snowpack, which is declining as more precipitation falls as rain and snowpack melts earlier, leaving less water available for summer when it is needed mostmost.

Most rain on Earth falls in the tropical rain belt known as the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ), which on average lies 6 ° north of the equator.

With more rain instead of snow, fall and winter flood risk is expected to increase in most river basins.

For the entire Northern Hemisphere, there is evidence of an increase in both storm frequency and intensity during the cold season since 1950,1 with storm tracks having shifted slightly towards the poles.2, 3 Extremely heavy snowstorms increased in number during the last century in northern and eastern parts of the United States, but have been less frequent since 2000.11,15 Total seasonal snowfall has generally decreased in southern and some western areas, 16 increased in the northern Great Plains and Great Lakes region, 16,17 and not changed in other areas, such as the Sierra Nevada, although snow is melting earlier in the year and more precipitation is falling as rain versus snow.18 Very snowy winters have generally been decreasing in frequency in most regions over the last 10 to 20 years, although the Northeast has been seeing a normal number of such winters.19 Heavier - than - normal snowfalls recently observed in the Midwest and Northeast U.S. in some years, with little snow in other years, are consistent with indications of increased blocking (a large scale pressure pattern with little or no movement) of the wintertime circulation of the Northern Hemisphere.5 However, conclusions about trends in blocking have been found to depend on the method of analysis, 6 so the assessment and attribution of trends in blocking remains an active research area.