Examples of Snow event in a sentence
No person shall park a vehicle on any road within the Town during a Snow Event.
During the Snow Event: The TOWN will contact the appropriate MDOT SHA Shop nearest to that truck and request to be loaded at an approximate preferred time of arrival.
In addition, if a TOWN truck is in the vicinity of a specific dome during a Snow Event and an MDOT SHA operator is present, the TOWN truck may then be topped off, if desired.
Post Snow Event: The TOWN can contact the appropriate MDOT SHA shop to request re-loading after a Snow Event, and MDOT SHA will schedule the re-loading at both parties’ convenience.
Knupp, 2015: Preliminary Profiling and Polarimetric Radar Analysis of Convective Snowbands and Atmospheric Waves during the 25 February 2015 Southeastern U.S. Heavy Snow Event.
Whatever the snowfall total is in inches, would be the event pricing.• If new snowfall begins within 1 hour and 59 minutes of the end of the original snowfall, the Snow Event would be considered one event.• If a second snowfall begins 2 or more hours after the first snowfall ends, this would be considered a “new event” and would be billed as a separate event based on the above snowfall amount in inches of the new event.
In situations where MDOT SHA Snow Event operations are already active when the TOWN operations begin, the TOWN can notify MDOT SHA as far in advance as possible and MDOT SHA will make every effort to provide an operator at all the locations requested in order to begin loading TOWN trucks with Salt.
Beginning at a Snow Event, no parking from eight o’clock (8:00) a.m. local time until five o’clock (5:00) p.m. local time on any even calendar day of the month (e.g., two, four, six, eight, …) or until snow removal activities are determined by the Street Superintendent to be completed for the Snow Event.
For the purpose of this Policy, a Snow Event is defined as after a winter storm of accumulated snow.
According to the agreement, the major storm events of September 3-4, 2010 (Hurricane Earl) and December 26, 2010 (December 2010 Snow Event) qualify as events for which reasonably incurred costs may be charged to the major storm reserve.