Examples of 'wet seasons' in a sentence
Meaning of "wet seasons"
wet seasons: Periods of time characterized by heavy rainfall or precipitation, often occurring in tropical or temperate regions
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- plural of wet season
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Fall and winter are primary wet seasons.
During the wet seasons it is overcast almost continually.
We can generally say that wet seasons shorten.
In wet seasons there is often water obstacles to be crossed.
Extraordinarily rainy wet seasons and pronounced dry seasons.
The climate is tropical with dry and wet seasons.
During the wet seasons these roads typically become impassable.
The grasses it normally consumes are abundant during wet seasons.
The dry and wet seasons are pronounced throughout the year.
There is an advantage to planting trees in tropical climates with wet seasons.
Rust prefers wet seasons with high humidity and warm temperatures.
Most pygmy antelope mate at late dry and early wet seasons.
High water volume in wet seasons does most of the downcutting in the main canyon.
The disease occasionally becomes a problem during cool and wet seasons.
Areas with wet seasons are disseminated across portions of the tropics and subtropics.
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These techniques are aimed at limiting the amount of nitrogen leaching during wet seasons.
There are two dry seasons and two wet seasons in this part of the continent.
Many tropical butterflies have seasonal forms for dry and wet seasons.
Different regions face dry seasons and wet seasons at different times of the year.
Jacó lies in a tropical climate zone mainly defined by distinct dry and wet seasons.
Prolonged dry and wet seasons that detrimentally affect the culture and livelihood patterns of people.
The development from a juvenile to a fully grown shell takes two to three wet seasons.
Heavy wet seasons also cause floods when rain from the north flows into the Everglades.
Brown rot causes serious damage to cherries and other stone fruits during wet seasons.
The resulting wet seasons bring intense downpours, but not to everywhere at once.
The Municipality has no distinct dry and wet seasons.
Indeed, agricultural work during wet seasons may limit animal breeding during this period.
The western islands of Tahiti and Bora Bora have dry and wet seasons.
As a result, growing cruciferous plants during wet seasons can effectively reduce pesticide use.
Calanasan has two pronounced seasons, the dry and the wet seasons.
There are two wet seasons in May - July and in December - January.
The town is characterised by two distinct climatic seasons, dry and wet seasons.
It is a semi-arid area, with two wet seasons per year.
It comes without ceiling, so it is not the perfect ride for those wet seasons.
Most roads in Africa are sand roads and impassable during the wet seasons UNECA, 2009.
These may be dry mini-paths or they may channel water overfill in wet seasons.
Juvenile sharks need a higher intake of carbon than adults sharks, especially during the wet seasons.
Back in the Philippines, we only have dry and wet seasons.
Bangkok: Warm year round with dry and wet seasons.
The Country 's tropical climate is marked by distinct dry and wet seasons.
Here in Mongolia, long dry seasons are broken by short violent wet seasons.
The ideal environment for NCLB occurs during relatively cool, wet seasons.
The Country & apos ; s tropical climate is marked by distinct dry and wet seasons.
The Andean weather can be unpredictable, despite the sharp divide between dry and wet seasons.
Located in the Andaman Sea, Phuket has a tropical monsoon climate with dry and wet seasons.
The area is semi-arid, with rain falling in two wet seasons.
Dumaguete has two seasons, namely ; the dry and the wet seasons.
Rainfall averages 150 inches per year without strongly demarcated rainy and wet seasons.
Births occurred in February-March and August-September, coinciding with the biannual wet seasons.
Jamaica has over 300 era of sunshine all year round, even during the wet seasons.
