Precipitation event definition
Precipitation event means a rainfall, snow melt, or ice melt which causes a discharge or an increase in the volume of a discharge.
Precipitation event means a quantity of water resulting from drizzle, rain, snow, sleet, or hail in a limited period of time. It may be expressed in terms of recurrence interval. "Precipitation event" also includes that quantity of water coming from snow cover as snow melt in a limited period of time.
Precipitation event means a quantity of water resulting from drizzle, rain, snow, sleet, or hail in a limited period of time. It may be expressed in terms of recurrence interval and duration.
More Definitions of Precipitation event
Precipitation event means a quantity of water resulting from drizzle, rain, snowmelt, sleet, or hail in a specified period of time.
Precipitation event means continuous precipitation which results in a total measured precipitation equal to or greater than one-tenth of an inch.
Precipitation event means a quantity of water resulting from drizzle, rain, snow, sleet, hail, or water emanating from snow cover as snowmelt in a set or specified period of time;
Precipitation event means an event with a specified frequency of return and specified period of duration as defined in "Precipitation-Frequency Atlas of the Western United States," vol. IV-New Mexico.
Precipitation event means a quantity of water resulting from drizzle, rain, snow, sleet, or hail in a limited period of time. It may be expressed in terms of recurrence interval. As used in the R645 Rules, precipitation event also includes that quantity of water emanating from snow cover as snowmelt in a limited period of time. "Previously Mined Area" means land affected by coal