Examples of using The rainfall in English and their translations into Chinese
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The rainfall in some areas might be useful and in other spots it might only be a millimetre or two.
The rainfall was a welcome in parts of the Northeast, which is below normal for this time of year.
There is nothing abnormal about the climate this year or the rainfall in the Amazon region, which is just a little below average.
The rainfall caused flooding and mudslides around Acapulco, affecting 170 homes, of which 20 were destroyed.
Assuming the rainfall isconstant, the amount of water that accumulates in the bucket tells you how long it was exposed,”he adds.
The rainfall during the critical February- April harvest period averages 60 per cent higher than in Marlborough, and 35 per cent higher than in Hawke's Bay.
It is believed that the spirit will take good care of food in the villages and ensure the rainfall in their fields.
Natural disasters had claimed numerous victims and caused damage worth millions of dollars in 2010, and the rainfall in October 2011 had been well above average.
Recent research published in Nature has suggested climate change is intensifying the rainfall in hurricanes, predicting this is just the beginning.
Climate scientist Kevin Trenberth thinks that as much as 30 percent of the rainfall from Harvey is attributable to human-caused global warming.
According to US media reports, the rainfall at Reagan National Airport in Washington had reached 3.3 inches per hour(about 83.82 mm).
And if we look at the rainfall pattern above Samboja Lestari, it used to be the driest place, but now you see consistently see a peak of rain forming there.
Additional global data on the aridity index trend, the rainfall intensity trend, soil vulnerability, topography, and land cover protection were collected and can be used to calculate a vulnerability index.
Damage on the Atlantic coast was less severe, although at Jupiter, the Weather Bureau office reported:"the rainfall at this point did more damage than the wind.
However, in southern Mexico, the rainfall destroyed large areas of cropland, with crop damage totaling 200 million pesos(2007 MXN, $55 million 2007 USD).
When there are trade winds of course the effect disappears, but afterwards, as soon as the wind stabilizes, you see again that the rainfall peaks come back above this area.
Recent studies back that up; analyses of Hurricane Harvey, for instance, reported that 15 percent or more of the rainfall could be attributed to global warming.
The Rainfall Accumulation.