During the 1960s,
the average snow depth for winter (December to February) was six inches, according the statistics compiled by the National Weather Service at the Burlington International Airport, but has been closer to four inches during the last decade, the lower limit for snowmobiling.
Not exact matches
There is an added risk for ringed seal
snow caves with little
snow cover — they can collapse if there is a warm spell (made worse by rain), although this can occur when
snow depth is
average or even above
average (Stirling and Smith 2004:61).
The remaining
snow pack in the area continues to
average a
depth of 50 centimetres with an
average water content of 150 millimetres.