Sentences with phrase «much ice fell»

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Gore begins with hero scientists like Roger Revelle, who first began to imagine the magnitude of this tragedy, and continues through the latest scientific findings, like last fall's revelation that the ice over Greenland seems to be melting much faster than anyone had predicted — news that carries potentially cataclysmic implications for the rate of sea - level rise.

Press the hazelnut crumbs onto the icing around the edge of the cake (you've got more than enough hazelnut crumbs and much of it will fall off as you press it on the sides).

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Over the current century, the model projects that the average albedo for the entire ice sheet will fall by as much as 8 percent, and by as much 10 percent on the western edge, where the ice is darkest today.

Take Holland: It will be much more heavily influenced by Antarctic ice melt than by falling sea levels around Greenland, says Jerry Mitrovica, a geophysicist and sea level modeler at Harvard University.

To better understand and anticipate changes in sea level rise, scientists have sought to quantify how much snow falls on the ice sheet in any given year, and where, since snow is the primary source of the ice sheet's mass.

Climate change models predict that the Arctic sea ice will continue to shrink in a warming world (as much as 40 % of the ice is expected to be gone by midcentury), and the resulting changes — including later formation of ice in the autumn, rain falling on the snow, and decreasing snow depths — will make it increasingly difficult for the seals to construct their snow caves, NOAA says.

Satellite observations from NASA's ICESat - 1, which measures how much ice surfaces are rising or falling over time, revealed that Totten Glacier was thinning rapidly.

Moreover, some of Pluto's ice may have fallen onto Charon, explaining why the moon has so much ice.

Combining the speed and thickness measurements allowed the scientists to determine how much ice was flowing into the ocean, while the climate model allowed them to estimate how much snow was falling on the ice sheet.

The ice sheet's thickness makes its temperature much more resistant to change than the six inches of snow that might fall on your driveway during a winter snowstorm.

If the West Antarctic Ice Sheet collapses, sea level will fall close to the Antarctic and will rise much more than the expected estimate in the northern hemisphere because of this gravitational effect;

When I noticed this cute ice cream place in Ibiza town I clearly fell in love and had to take some photos, thank god my outfit was just as much into pastels and soft tones as the interior of this spot.

As much as I love fall, I have to admit, I'm going to miss these warm summer nights and the opportunity to eat ice cream and fresh watermelon whenever I want.

As much as I love summer — warm weather, ice cream, fresh summer produce, and flip flops — I also love fall.

Among other things, they include fire, theft, vandalism, weight of ice and snow, falling objects, aircraft, vehicles that you don't own, and much more.

It features spectacular scenery, including an excursion to Niagara Falls, where you'll enjoy a cruise to view the falls from the river level; an excursion from Jasper to Maligne Lake, the largest glacially formed lake in the Canadian Rockies, where you'll cruise to Spirit Island; a thrilling Ice Explorer ride on the 1,000 - foot - deep Columbia Icefield; a stop at stunning Lake Louise with its green - blue waters forming a perfect mirror reflection of Mount Victoria; and much Falls, where you'll enjoy a cruise to view the falls from the river level; an excursion from Jasper to Maligne Lake, the largest glacially formed lake in the Canadian Rockies, where you'll cruise to Spirit Island; a thrilling Ice Explorer ride on the 1,000 - foot - deep Columbia Icefield; a stop at stunning Lake Louise with its green - blue waters forming a perfect mirror reflection of Mount Victoria; and much falls from the river level; an excursion from Jasper to Maligne Lake, the largest glacially formed lake in the Canadian Rockies, where you'll cruise to Spirit Island; a thrilling Ice Explorer ride on the 1,000 - foot - deep Columbia Icefield; a stop at stunning Lake Louise with its green - blue waters forming a perfect mirror reflection of Mount Victoria; and much more.

Obviously, since the platforms are filled with snow and ice, it makes the movement much tougher and it is very easy to slip off and fall down.

When the droplets turn to ice, they are much more likely to «blow off» into the cirrus anvil of the storm rather than fall as precipitiation.

As for upper constraints, I figured out when I saw WATERWORLD back in 1995 that there wasn't enough ice in the cryosphere to raise the seas THAT much (I had no idea what the max could be, but figured that even yo - yos who fell asleep during 8th grade science would know it couldn't be that much).

However the sea ice September extent can be expected to fall to a much reduced level by 2015, and possibly earlier — even this year is on the cards.

Not surprisingly given the record minimum ice extent last Fall, my subjective impression during our 2008 airborne hydrographic survey was that there was much more first - year ice (hasn't survived a summer) than in previous years.

«However, summer sea ice conditions in the southern Beaufort Sea have changed considerably over the last 20 to 30 years, such that there is much more open water during summer and fall.

The thickness of the sediment layer is a result of temperature, but also how much rain fell during the summer that changed the melt rate of the snow and ice.

First, modification of individual hurricanes would fall under the topic of weather modification, rather than climate geoengineering; and second, there is not nearly as much research on [hurricane modification] as on the possible effects of climate geoengineering on slowing the melting of ice sheets.

Your comments about first and second year ice notwithstanding, Serreze's comments were about much older ice, and your comments depend on how much first year ice survives the melt season this fall, could be significant, could be not much.

It would require a much stronger relationship of temperature driving CO2 than occurred during the ice age — interglacial oscillations (and it is also important to remember that those changes occurred over much longer timescales too... which is the presumed reason why there is a several hundred year lag time between temperatures starting to rise or fall and CO2 starting to rise or fall).

The ice sheet's thickness makes its temperature much more resistant to change than the six inches of snow that might fall on your driveway during a winter snowstorm.

«We know from previous studies that in few years the temperatures above Greenland could rise by more than 10 degrees Celsius, and during the Ice Age the ocean's water level rose and fell several times by as much as 10 to 20 metres», she says.

Assuming that the Day of Year axis represents a normal western calender, the areal extent of sea ice seems to fall to a minimum during the Antarctic summer, with a much smaller dip during the Arctic summer.

Thickness surveys and drifting buoys that are part of the Arctic Observing Network (AON) suggest that much of the growth of first - year sea ice in the Pacific sector approaches an end - of - season thickness of around 1.7 m, independent of the starting time of freeze - up in the fall (H. Eicken, personal communication).

Add in the fact that the thickness of the ice, which is much harder to measure, is estimated to have fallen by half since 1979, when satellite records began, and there is probably less ice floating on the Arctic Ocean now than at any time since a particularly warm period 8,000 years ago, soon after the last ice age.

This ice may extend much further north and is susceptible to rapid retreat and melt, in particular under the influence of fall storms that further fragment the ice cover and enhance ocean to ice heat flow.

This is consistent with other recent work that hypothesizes that increase of melting rates of Arctic sea ice may be as much due to Chinese black carbon falling on the ice (and thereby decreasing its albedo and increasing solar heating) than from rising global temperatures.

The timing of the ice ages is believed to be controlled mainly by the earth's orbit and tilt, which determines how much sunlight falls on each hemisphere.

when the arctic is open, much of that water falls as snow and becomes long term ice.

The existence of the glaciers would lower the average temperature of the Earth by reflecting back much of the sunlight that fell on them, and slowly sea ice in the Arctic Ocean would form and expand.

However, we caution that these results do not imply that the ice formation problem is solved because several unique conditions favored agreement between simulated and observed ice crystal number concentrations in this case: overlying ice nucleus concentrations much greater than in - cloud ice crystal concentrations, very slow - falling ice crystals, and the possible presence of an ice nucleus reservoir below a decoupled surface layer.

Where meltwater forms on the ice - shelf surface, it can wedge open crevasses and cause ice - shelf disintegration, much like a line of balanced dominoes falling over, which has been observed to occur within weeks in the rapidly warming Antarctic Peninsula region (e.g., MacAyeal et al., 2003).

If ship and aircraft records from before the satellite era are taken into account, sea ice may have fallen by as much as 50 percent from the 1950s.

After all the warm and cold events, snow falls and melts, swings in ocean currents, and passing of storms, at the end of the summer we can measure how much ice is left and see the sum of all these effects.

Among other things, they include fire, theft, vandalism, weight of ice and snow, falling objects, aircraft, vehicles that you don't own, and much more.