WET WEATHER definition

WET WEATHER. – means any time when precipitation and/or snowmelt occur(s) which results in any discharge from any number of combined sewer overflow points in the PVSC drainage district. During these times, the User shall restrict discharges to the extent practical.
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WET WEATHER. – means any time when precipitation and/or snowmelt occur(s) which results in any discharge from any number of combined sewer overflow points in the PVSC drainage district.
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WET WEATHER means the period during which precipitation or melting snow causes visible runoff from the facility that results in discharge from an outfall.
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Examples of WET WEATHER in a sentence

  • WET WEATHER In the event of inclement weather, prior to or during the time slot booked, the Club will not entertain any requests for refunds or postponement; under such circumstances, the Club shall not be responsible for providing alternatives to the use of the Rental of Banquet Equipment Booking Form for Chalet & Bungalow.

  • DELETE THE FOLLOWING PAY ITEM: REMOVABLE PAVEMENT MARKING TAPE LINEAR FOOT ADD THE FOLLOWING PAY ITEM: REMOVABLE WET WEATHER PAVEMENT MARKING TAPE LINEAR FOOT THE FOLLOWING IS ADDED TO THIS SUBSECTION: Removal of pavement reflectors and castings consists of the removal and disposal of existing raised pavement markers, including the lense when still intact.

  • WET WEATHER ‐ GAMES: In the event of wet weather a text message is sent via the ▇▇▇▇▇ wet weather text bounce back system.


More Definitions of WET WEATHER

WET WEATHER means the period of time when a storm event produces 0.1 inches or greater within a 24-hour period plus 72 hours after, based on the Goat Canyon Pump Station rain gauge.
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