streamflow

/streem-floh/US // ˈstrimˌfloʊ //

流动性,溪流,流动,流水

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the water that flows in a specific stream site, especially its volume and rate of flow.

April was exceedingly warm over the Sierra, and the loss of snow and streamflow illustrates how higher temperatures due to climate change can compound the effects of droughts.
The precipitation post drought was similar to predrought precipitation, and the water isn’t ending up in the streamflow, so it must be going somewhere else.
Increased streamflow also enhances electricity generation from hydropower plants, offsetting use of fossil fuels to produce electricity and contributing to state greenhouse gas reduction initiatives.
The key to the entire problem lay in streamflow forecasting.
Upon those readings had been based the crude, wide-margin streamflow forecasts for the coming year.