How to be productive on a snow day?
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The results suggest a possible decrease in the number of snow days (snow cover ≥ 10 cm) in the decade 2041–2050 by 10 to 44% at altitudes higher than 1200 m, by 17 to 57% at 1000–1200 m and 25 to 66% at 500–1000 m. This results in a dramatic shortening of the snow season mainly caused by earlier snow melt initiation rather than by later first snow precipitation in autumn. | |
Substantively, model results confirm the “backyard hypothesis” that urban snow conditions significantly affect skier activity; quantify these effects alongside those of mountain snow and weather; show that previous-day conditions provide a practical time window; find no monthly effects net of weather; and underline the importance of a handful of high-attendance days in making or breaking the season. | |
Analysis of atmospheric meteorological variables shows that blowing snow occurrence strongly depends on fresh snow availability in addition to wind speed. | |
41 Citations | The presence of late-lying snow thus appears to exert a strong influence on weathering. |
Delmas and Jones (1987) measured a reduction of ion concentrations in surface snow after a drifting snow episode on a lake snowcover in eastern Canada, they suggested the nature of Chemical changes during blowing snow is complex and should be considered when calculating dry deposition to snowpacks. | |
Our findings highlight the value of an explicit description of snow conditions to ecological research in snow-covered areas. | |
33 Citations | The results demonstrate the importance of wind on re-distributing snow to create deep accumulations in small sheltered pockets. |
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