Abstract
Abstract. — Precipitations fall in high quantities upon the New- Zealand Alps (South Island), from 7 to 9 meters a year, 25 % of which are represented by snow. Notwithstanding mild temperatures, they give rise to many glaciers; but the run-off pattern of their emissaries is dominated by rain. Ice melt contributes about 10 %, snow melt 10 % and rain 80 % of their run-off.
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