snowmelt

The river is still cold and high, running fast from the snowmelt.

"With the snowmelt, the water must get pretty deep through here."

The river, still rich with snowmelt, was running at the top of its banks.

Water levels are highest during snowmelt in spring and early summer.

I was thinking that it would be swollen with snowmelt.

In 1788 more than 100 horses drowned during the spring snowmelt.

Results show that for three of the four sites there has been a tendency toward earlier snowmelt during the 1980's.

During snowmelt in spring the gorge may also be closed for a short period.

However, this route could not be used in the summer months due to dangerous high water levels from snowmelt.

River flooding in the region is typically associated with spring snowmelt.

In summer, when the snowmelt is most intense, it can reach up to 200 m/s.

They receive most of their water from spring snowmelt.

The streams were running well, and the snowmelt was plentiful, so he wasn't worried.

The rivers are full of snowmelt and will be full for many days to come.

Wild tulips are among the first to bloom after the snowmelt.

It is named after how most of the water in the river gets into the river: from snowmelt.

Both heavy rains and a large snowmelt brought an even more massive flood in 1936.

Plus if it gets warmer, the river could rise right to the cliff with snowmelt.

The cool mountain air smelled of snowmelt, wet earth and sage.

Rain concurrent with snowmelt set the stage for this flood.

Parking space is limited and roads may be difficult immediately following rains or snowmelt.

She did so now, carefully watering her plantings with snowmelt.

"They grow fast in the spring when they get fresh water from the snowmelt," he said.

These pools like small ponds in the winter and spring when they fill up with snowmelt.

The young Vulcan stood with the snowmelt still dripping from his fingers.