Dry season means that the time period during which the groundwater tables are at their lowest elevation at which they occur, usually falling during the months of May-December. Specific dates for the dry season will be determined on a yearly basis by the Director.
Dry season means the months of May through September.
Dry season means the period from April 15th to October 15th.
Examples of Dry season in a sentence
Dry season BMP implementation must plan for and address unseasonal rain events that may occur during the dry season (May 1 through September 30).
Dry season gardening was identified during consultation meetings as being a livelihood option that is particularly suited for women.
Dry season BMP implementation must plan for and address rain events that may occur during the dry season.
Dry season operations will also limit run-off, soil losses, and other adverse impacts.
Dry season determinations:Although the ground water table is more accurately measured in the wet season, data may be available to predict the maximum ground water table elevation during the wet season.
More Definitions of Dry season
Dry season means a condition identified pursuant to Section 9.B for purposes of determining Minimum Releases and Enhanced Minimum Releases specified by Section 9.C;
Dry season means a condition identified pursuant to Section 9.B for purposes of determining Minimum Releases and Enhanced Minimum Releases specified by Section 9.C.
Dry season means the season from May 1 to September 30 of the
Dry season means the five-month period beginning May 1st of any given year and ending
Dry season means the period from May 1 through September 30.