Meanings of arid climate in English

After the Glacial period the present arid climate began to prevail in the land.

When it didn't rain, which was often in Ahwaz's arid climate, money was scarce.

In this arid climate, it would be a long time before they rusted away.

Molycorp's plant in California, by comparison, is situated far from residential areas in an arid climate.

The millennium-old site has remained well-preserved for centuries, largely owing to Saudi Arabia's dry, arid climate.

Such crops flourish in its arid climate with the help of home-developed drip irrigation technology, also in high demand worldwide.

Plants with large leaves and a deep root system, like the desert rhubarb, typically can't survive in such an arid climate.

At the top of the list is year-round cragging thanks to a sunny, arid climate and quality rock at a variety of elevations.

In this arid climate, footprints from several weeks ago were still visible, but they were inextricably overlaid with the boot prints of the police.

Its boundaries extend far out into regions peopled by Mongol tribes; and the neighbourhood of great deserts gives it an arid climate unfavourable to agriculture.

Those who have beheld a volcanic island, situated under an arid climate, will at once be able to picture to themselves the appearance of Ascension.

Cooper said Asia Pacific Aircraft Storage Ltd (APAS) chose Alice Springs because its dry, arid climate was perfect for the storage and preservation of aircraft.

Unwise irrigation in arid climates frequently produces alkali spots, but many occur naturally.

The plants can be woven into roof or wall designs in arid climates.

Such is the case in agriculture, particularly in arid climates.

Cons: The mostly mesh uppers limit practical use to summer and shoulder seasons in arid climates.