snowpack / ˈsnoʊˌpæk /
🎓大学词汇积雪场积雪量雪场积雪
snowpack 的定义
n. 名词 noun- the accumulation of winter snowfall, especially in mountain or upland regions.
更多snowpack例句
- The major man-made storage reservoirs are less than half full, and the planet’s natural storage—snowpack and soil moisture—are depleted, too.
- It should be warm enough in the afternoon, though, for a bit of that snowpack to start melting away.
- Should be warm enough in the afternoon, though, to start seeing a bit of that snowpack melt away.
- Gow was well-trained in understanding the complicated formula of weather, snowpack conditions and terrain that leads to avalanches.
- While it’s not universally true, deeper snowpacks tend to be less volatile when it comes to persistent weaknesses.
- In northeastern Yellowstone, the snowpack has declined 22 percent since 1975.
- The depth to which it sinks is considered the penetrability of the snowpack by a walking deer.