precipitation levels

/prɪˌsɪpɪˈteɪʃən ˈlevəlz/

noun phrase

  1. The amounts of rain, snow, sleet, or hail that fall in a particular place during a particular period.

    B2

    plural noun phrase

    • "Precipitation levels are usually low in the desert."B1
    • "Farmers are concerned about the low precipitation levels affecting crop yields this season."B1
    • "Scientists are monitoring precipitation levels to assess the risk of flooding."B2
    • "The meteorologist reported that the precipitation levels had increased significantly over the past decade."B2
    • "Declining precipitation levels may place additional pressure on regional water supplies."C1
    • "The study measured precipitation levels in different regions to analyze climate change effects."C1

Collocations

annual precipitation levelsaverage precipitation levelshigh precipitation levelslow precipitation levelsmonitor precipitation levelsrecord precipitation levels

Word family

precipitationprecipitateprecipitative