I was at ShopRite this afternoon, and the parking signs were slamming against the blacktop and then popping back up." "That's why you weren't around when the fire department came through announcing a voluntary evacuation," Polly
Freshet said.
Environmental significance of
freshets in reducing Perkinsus marinus infection in eastern oysters Crassostrea virginica: potential management applications.
After the spring
freshet prominently present in northern rivers, an absence of substantial surface runoff (from snowmelt, rainfall, or river inflow) leaves groundwater as the principal contributor to streamflow.
By September, the seemingly endless rainy season had soaked the lowlands and the first flakes that would become part of next year's
freshet began to accumulate in the mountains.
Joseph crossing the Powder River in Colorado: "A
freshet has washed away the bridge.
Most such collections were comparatively small private ones until the
freshet of medical periodical publishing started gushing in the middle of the nineteenth century.
Another three protocols that are substantially more sophisticated than the rest are Deluge [3], MNP [4] and
Freshet [5].
But the consequence of a failure of revaluation to achieve the results sought by its advocates would likely be a
freshet of hostile charges and counter charges with adverse effects on U.S.-China relations.
John Gross of Springfield's Roaring Fork Guide Service on some of the area's best bets for fishing: "Fishermen on the Siuslaw reported good fishing for about five days following the last
freshet. Meanwhile, fishing for coho with spinners and small plugs has been somewhat sporadic at Siltcoos Lake south of Florence.
I learned about the
Freshet and the overabundance of nutrients it brings to the ecosystem.
A February 1838
freshet tore the Governor Mason from its midtown mooring and carried it several blocks beyond the east bank of the river, where it was left aground when the water receded.