Sentences with phrase «melting snow fields»

The 90 - second video released Saturday shows footage of stormy coastlines, industrial smokestacks and melting snow fields.

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The blooming leads to a runaway effect: The more glaciers and snow fields thaw the more algae bloom which in turn results in a darkening of the surface which again accelerates melting.
Field explained that in mountainous areas, it could be the time between when the snow melts and when the snow cover comes back.
I packed up and headed back to wintry Montreal — I still ask myself why I didn't wait until the snows had melted — with enough experience in the IT field to prepare me to surf the dot - com wave.
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I longed for the snow to melt and trickle across the fields and into the ditches, so we could pretend to be engineers and build dams.
The setting on the farm below the mountain, surrounded by fields and farm animals, is really idyllic in spring as the snow melts on the top of the mountains.
Our analysis of observations from four years of field experiments indicates that seasonal ice undergoes an albedo evolution with seven phases; cold snow, melting snow, pond formation, pond drainage, pond evolution, open water, and freezeup.
Dr. Steffen, recently back from the field there, mentioned on Wednesday that the melting rate in summers in most years since my trip had far outpaced the rate of snow accumulation.
By midday, all the snow that had fallen in the last 24 hours had melted and the fields were rapidly turning to mud.
The world we live on is a sphere, The area impacted by retreating snow / glacial field melt decreases rapidly with increasing latitude.
Any field - or ship - based updates on ice conditions in the different regions such as sea ice morphology (e.g., concentration, ice type, floe size, thickness, snow cover, melt pond characteristics, topography), meteorology (surface measurements) and oceanography (e.g., temperature, salinity, upper ocean temperature).
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