- and
cyclones can lead to
freshet events. The
magnitude of
freshets depends on snow ac****ulation and temperature.
Smaller freshets have been ****ociated with...
- gap is most
often carved by
water erosion from a
freshet,
stream or a river. Gaps
created by
freshets are often, if not normally,
devoid of
water through...
- in seaquakes, waterspouts,
artesian wells, eruptions, torrents, eddies,
freshets, spates, groundswells, watersheds, waterpartings, geysers, cataracts, whirlpools...
- to the
upper river, the
section stretching from
Yichang to Chongqing.
Freshets from
Himalayan snowmelt created treacherous seasonal currents. But summer...
-
channel year-round, and are
capable of
halting most of the river's
annual freshets. However, high and low
water cycles of the
Missouri –
notably the protracted...
-
advantage is
achieved F38.03.009 1935 4.144 7.126 799 854 Dew — is the
Freshet in the Gr**** S06c.05.015 1914 2.044 5.044 1097 1102 Did life's penurious...
- man-made floods,
known as pond
freshets,
created by
successively breaking milldams along the
length of the river.
These freshets could carry up to 800 skiffs...
-
during the
rainy season to a mean of 10 ft (3.0 m), and a
minimum during freshets of 3 ft 6 in (1.07 m). In its
upper reaches the
river is
generally known...
-
drowned and her body had then been
flushed out
months later by a
spring freshet.
During the
investigation into Jepson's
disappearance in 1950, journalists...
- white-water sports. On
salmonid rivers special releases (in
Britain called freshets) are made to
encourage natural migration behaviours in fish and to provide...
