Dynamics of a continental glacier are a slow build up
as snow layers accumulate, followed by a relatively rapid melt as snow turns to rain.
Not exact matches
And you will too once the same garment has kept you cool and dry when worn with nothing more than a t - shirt under it during summer downpours
as well
as warm and dry when worn with thermal base
layers during winter sleet and even
snow.
The first 110,000 annual
layers of
snow in that ice core (GISP2) have been visually counted and corroborated by two to three different and independent methods
as well
as by correlation with volcanic eruptions and other datable events.
We tramp in from the cold, stomping our feet to get the
snow off, our bodies shivering
as we peel off
layers of wet clothes.
A warm summer can remove enough
snow to allow several years of impurities to concentrate at the surface
as surrounding
snow layers disappear.
As the top
layers of fresh
snow disappear, old impurities, like dust from erosion or soot that blew in years before, begin to appear, darkening the surface.
Black carbon aerosols — particles of carbon that rise into the atmosphere when biomass, agricultural waste, and fossil fuels are burned in an incomplete way — are important for understanding climate change,
as they absorb sunlight, leading to higher atmospheric temperatures, and can also coat Arctic
snow with a darker
layer, reducing its reflectivity and leading to increased melting.
The new cores, drilled from Peru's Quelccaya Ice Cap, are special because most of their 1,800 - year history exists
as clearly defined
layers of light and dark: light from the accumulated
snow of the wet season, and dark from the accumulated dust of the dry season.
Ginot and his team of researchers can also track aerosols — small particles in the atmosphere that fall with
snow and get trapped and stored in the ice,
layer by
layer,
as the years pass.
So, at the dawn of our universe — and I have to emphasize our universe, because there could be others — so, dawn of our universe, physicists think there was one type of force, one type of matter and that
as the cosmos expanded,
as space expanded, it cooled and things started to condense out like
snow flakes, and over time that single force broke, it differentiated; and something similar happens in the human body
as we develop from a single cell; we differentiate, different tissues form in our bodies, different
layers of tissues.
The exact thickness of that
layer is unknown, but
as it gradually cools, it should form solid chunks that sink like iron
snow into the denser, solid inner core, also of unknown size, says geophysicist Sean Solomon of the Carnegie Institution of Washington's Department of Terrestrial Magnetism, the mission's principal investigator.
By the end of the test,
snow that got extra algae was three times
as likely to have melted to slush or down to a
layer of ice beneath it.
Layering dresses over jeans again and
as much
as I want to leave the jeans at home, we're having more
snow warnings.
The
layers of chiffon make this sheer dress dance and
as beautiful
as it looks in the wintry
snow it is definitely a must piece for the spring and summer too.
I'm really hoping it builds up
as the hours go by for a thick and stormy
layer of
snow but going by what my weather app says it's supposed to rain in the evening so not the best for driving in with black ice beginning to form...
As it's part of Hell Bunny's spring / summer line it's made of a quality lightweight cotton, so it won't leave you overheated as we head out of the snow and into (fingers crossed) milder spring months, but in winter it would be easy to add layers to continue wearing it comfortabl
As it's part of Hell Bunny's spring / summer line it's made of a quality lightweight cotton, so it won't leave you overheated
as we head out of the snow and into (fingers crossed) milder spring months, but in winter it would be easy to add layers to continue wearing it comfortabl
as we head out of the
snow and into (fingers crossed) milder spring months, but in winter it would be easy to add
layers to continue wearing it comfortably.
As I've mentioned in my previous post, the snow has arrived to Finland and we've been enjoying some brightness and Winter fun (read: sliding through slippery streets, making first snowman, putting on 4 - 5 layers of clothes, etc.) but as of yesterday, we're back to Fall like weather, warmer temperatures and pouring rai
As I've mentioned in my previous post, the
snow has arrived to Finland and we've been enjoying some brightness and Winter fun (read: sliding through slippery streets, making first snowman, putting on 4 - 5
layers of clothes, etc.) but
as of yesterday, we're back to Fall like weather, warmer temperatures and pouring rai
as of yesterday, we're back to Fall like weather, warmer temperatures and pouring rain.
As a southern California girl, my closet isn't exactly brimming with puffer jackets and
snow boots, but that's why I've become a master of
layering.
There was actually
snow on the ground in DC yesterday morning, then it got progressively colder
as the day wore on - reminding me just how wonderful the whole button - down - under - a-sweater
layering thang could be.
As I am typing this we are experiencing a
snow storm here in NY, school is canceled and we are all hanging out in cozy
layers and enjoying the day off.
Sport these
as your only pant while enjoying a brisk fall night by the fire pit, or
layer up under your ski pants when
snow starts falling.
Layer with a simple long cardigan for warmth, and protect your feet from rain and
snow with a trusty pair of hunter rain boots, this outfit is just
as practical
as it is cute!
And on days like today, when it's
snowing, you certainly don't leave the house looking at cute
as you do when you get to the office and strip off the
layers and change out of your
snow boots.
Depending on where you live, winter can mean mild temperatures that require a light coat and hat, or sub-zero mornings where you sport a full - length parka on top of two
layers of clothing
as you trudge through a foot of
snow.
By the next morning a wintry cold front had moved in, and the trails were covered with a fresh
layer of powder
snow greeting us
as we headed out to explore the mountain's 75 runs spread out across four faces — Northstar Mountain, Tamarack Ridge, Vimy Ridge and Black Forest.
Layer up and celebrate the season
as you schuss and traverse your way along fresh
snow on your next winter getaway.
The
snow on Hoth has a light
layer of sparkling crystals running along the top of the pleasingly crunchy
snow, while the Forest Moon of Endor is lush with foliage that sways in the wind, and don't even get me started on the splash of water
as an AT - AT foot comes stomping down.
Though the added
layer of seasons and dynamic weather don't necessarily change the game by any means or spawn anything new, it does bring the land of Gemea to life further by giving it a realistic and vibrant change of color
as the seasons pass by, the wind blows, and
snows and rains accordingly.
Writing about Matisse's
Snow Flowers (1951), Morris notes: «This chromatic orchestration in and out of pictorial space is inseparable from a literal, collaged
layering,
as fronds overlap or touch edges, some crisp, some soft.
Because a thin
layer of
snow is just
as reflective
as a thick
layer, the reflectivity effect depends more on the seasonal distribution of snowfall than the annual average amount.
Over thousands of years, the
layers of
snow pile up into thick masses of ice, growing thicker and denser
as the weight of new
snow and ice
layers compresses the older
layers.
The fresh
snow serves
as insulation and is it builds up over time the temp gradient is preserved
layer by
layer.
As the top
layer of
snow melts, it leaves behind a deposit of tiny particles that were trapped inside it.
Year after year,
as fallen
snow added
layers to the ice sheet, lead emissions were captured along with dust and other airborne particles, and became part of the ice - core record that scientists use today to learn about conditions of the past.
In addition the
layering in the
snow, (
as is in lake sediments or varies) represent
snow fall events, (flood events in lakes), of which many might occur during a year.
The Arctic is warming twice
as fast
as the rest of the planet, for reasons that may include its
layered atmosphere, which traps heat, and the loss of sea ice and
snow cover, which when present help reflect the sun's energy.
The DSS cores stop there,
as it takes several decades for falling
snow to pack the
layer below to CO2 - trapping firn.
During the Younger Dryas transition, drastic shifts in the entire North Atlantic climate were visible within five
snow layers, that is,
as little
as five years!
The air in the pores of the
snow in the top
layer has exactly the same composition
as in the atmosphere above it.
Poorly characterized mechanisms driving both production and destruction of GEM in the interstitial air of snowpacks depend on environmental conditions (irradiation, temperature, and presence of water
layer around
snow grains) and the chemical composition of
snow (e.g., presence of halogens or divalent mercury species
as a consequence of surface deposition)(25).
You could divide up the geography into numerous cells, each with numerous
layers of atmosphere; you could divide up the time into many small steps, and work out the dynamics of air masses in a refined way; you could make complex calculations of the transfer of radiation through the air; you could construct detailed models for surface effects such
as evaporation and
snow cover... but you could not do all these at once.
The latest rethink begins not with the pools of water that collect on the surface each summer, or the acceleration of the glaciers
as they make their way to the ocean, but with a granular
layer of
snow just below the surface, called firn.
Quinzee — very common
as it can be constructed quickly even from only a thin
layer of
snow (igloos need thick packed
snow or else ice).
Subarctic Climate Occurs mainly in Northern hemisphere south of Arctic Ocean Winters are long and bitterly cold; summers short and cool Below freezing half the year Tundra Climate Coastal areas along the Arctic Ocean Long, bitterly cold winters In some parts is permafrost, or permanently frozen
layers of soil Ice Cap Climate North and South poles Temperature lows of more than - 120 F
Snow and ice remain year - round, but little precipitation Highland Climate Found on mountains Includes polar climates plus others; several climates in one
As you go up a mountain, temperatures drop and plant life grows sparser.
It will be very cold with an abundance of
snow and ice, so dressing in
layers is advisable,
as well
as bringing appropriate outerwear.