Not exact matches
When the temperature beneath a layer of
snow crystals is
significantly higher than the temperature above,
ice from crystals lower in the snowpack sublimes — that is, vaporizes directly without melting —
and then refreezes onto overlying crystals.
«Within a few months» of a breakup, explains glaciologist Ted Scambos of the National
Snow and Ice Data Center at the University of Colorado at Boulder, the glacier «accelerates significantly, and within a year or two, it can be moving [toward the ocean] up to four times as fast as it moved when the ice shelf was intact.&raq
Ice Data Center at the University of Colorado at Boulder, the glacier «accelerates
significantly,
and within a year or two, it can be moving [toward the ocean] up to four times as fast as it moved when the
ice shelf was intact.&raq
ice shelf was intact.»
Winter's behaviour is not the same across the world, but for most, it does entail
significantly cooler temperatures,
snow and ice aplenty.
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significantly improved performance in
snow and ice.
, (3) changes in surface albedo of
snow &
ice due to changes in temperature
and deposition of mineral
and black carbon particulates,
and last, but arguably most
significantly (4) the intensity of the positive feedback that comes from the inevitable -LRB-?)
Since the level of Arctic sea
ice set a new record low in 2007,
significantly above - normal winter
snow cover has been seen in large parts of the northern United States, northwestern
and central Europe,
and northern
and central China.
This 20 - year variability is, however,
significantly reduced in the northern (Camp Century
and Agassiz
Ice Cap) region, likely due to a larger distance from the Atlantic Ocean,
and a much lower
snow accumulation.
The low pass frequency filtering due to the century long compaction time of the
snow crystals in the firn
and the effects of the pressure on the air inclusions (both during the closing of air - paths in the firn
and during the withdrawal of the
ice core)
significantly change the amplitude
and phase of the CO2 content of the
ice core with respect to the isotopic content of the surrounding
ice.
(02/03/2010) Newly released images from NASA
and the National
Snow and Ice Data Center show that the Arctic's melt season has lengthened
significantly over the past few decades.
All of these factors
significantly warm the surface of the
snow, even in mid-winter,
and slow the growth of
ice.
When put into the equation with
significantly increased stopping distances created by
snow and ice, lack of visibility can make winter driving much more dangerous for both motorists
and pedestrians.