- In hydrology,
snowmelt is
surface runoff produced from
melting snow. It can also be used to
describe the
period or
season during which such
runoff is produced...
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Specification for
spacing will vary
between manufacturers. A
faster rate of
snowmelting will
require closer spacing of tubing,
typical spacing is 6-8". Another...
- by the
Sacramento River and San
Joaquin River,
which are fed
mostly by
snowmelt from the west
slope of the
Sierra Nevada, and
respectively drain the north...
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substantial permafrost), or in the
headwaters of
rivers in mountains,
where snowmelt is
required to fuel the river.
These rivers can
appear in a
variety of...
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kilometres (89 mi). The
rivers are
primarily fed by groundwater, rainfall, and
snowmelt, with each
source contributing approximately one-third of the
annual runoff...
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stream channel.
Drainage basin a
region of land
where water from rain or
snowmelt drains downhill into
another body of water, such as a river, lake, or reservoir...
- (the Rhône Glacier), by
trailing into a lake or river, or by
shedding snowmelt on a meadow.
Sometimes a
piece of
glacier will
detach or
break resulting...
- very
large area,
spring snowmelt happens at
different rates in
different places, and if
winter snowfall was heavy, a fast
snowmelt can push
water out of...
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traveling from the
coast to the
interior to hunt
guanacos during the
Andean snowmelt. By
around 800 AD, the
first permanent settlers established agricultural...
- area is the
territory on
which the part of
precipitated rainwater and/or
snowmelt that
infiltrates the
subsoil feeds the
mineral aquifer and thus contributes...
