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Plus, in years like 2020, when the snowpack in the Rockies was decent, water levels were still low because summer monsoons were skimpy, and it was so dry and warm that the soil sucked up moisture.

A March study examining timber practices over a 60-year period found that water levels in streams surrounded by industrial timber plantations dropped by more than 50% compared with older forests.

You will also need a trivet, with handles, to keep the pan of food above the water level in the Instant Pot.

Just be sure that whatever you use is tall enough to keep your pan above the water level.

It could then link those water levels with a car’s ability to maneuver.

Yet last year it was almost shut down because the water level had fallen too much.

The water level at Battery Park was measured at a record 13.88 feet.

The lights went out and the water level rose as the ship made its final tip into the sea.

It is not the same as the storm tide, which is the actual water level as a result of the storm.

The water level is expected to reach 48 feet, just below the 48.7-foot record set in 1937.

The centre girder may be built on the cantilevers and rolled into place or lifted from the water-level.

It was one of these gales that tore away the bell from the lighthouse, though hung just over a hundred feet above water-level.

Fluctuation in water level seemed especially important in determining distribution of fishes in the area studied.

Standing on the shore, one can see kelp growing amongst the rocks even in the shallowest spots, below low-water level.

Something like a strip of clothing was fluttering from a bush hardly above water level.