snow depth

collocation in English

meaningsofsnowanddepth

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snow
noun
uk
/snəʊ/us
/snoʊ/
the small, soft, white pieces of ice that sometimes fall from the sky when it is cold, or the white layer on the ground and other surfaces that ...
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depth
noun
uk
/depθ/us
/depθ/
the distance down either from the top of something to the bottom, or to a distance below the top surface ...
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(Definition ofsnowanddepthfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofsnow depth

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An approximation of the water equivalent can be made by dividing thesnowdepthby ten.
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Thesnowdepthin winter usually exceeds 10 in.
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They believe that brown lemmings do this because the moresnowdepththe better energy is trapped and the number of nests increased.
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Seasonal conditions such assnowdepth, foliage, and boat and beach weather also appear in the loop within their respective seasons.
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Some sites also measuresnowdepth, soil moisture and temperature, wind speed, solar radiation, humidity, and atmospheric pressure.
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This resulted in asnowdepthof 33in cm on the day the blizzard started.
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Thesnowdepthis 25-50cm in and the soil freezes to 65-75cm in.
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An estimate of thesnowdepthcan be obtained by multiplying the water equivalent by ten.
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This includes information onsnowdepth, density, composition and possible runoff patterns.
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For about 280 stations (manned or unmanned) located in areas of heavy snowfall,snowdepthis also observed.
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A typicalsnowdepthat its peak is about 1.5 m to 2 m.
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The world record forsnowdepthis 1182cm ft.
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In contrast, the number of stations currently providing data for the other elements ranges from approximately 150 (wind direction) to 900 (snowdepth).
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Ski resorts use snow fences in order to increasesnowdepthin specified areas; a practice which may also be considered snow farming.
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Snowfall is usually light, and althoughsnowdepthcan often reach 0.1m in after a snowstorm, it will usually not last more than two or three days.
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It took a further week of work by the military, volunteers and hired help to spread 220000 cuft of snow resulting in a newsnowdepthof around 1216 in.
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Snowdepthof at least an inch occurs an average of 19 days a year.
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Snowdepthof at least an inch occurs an average of 31 days a year.
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