Re # 3, The meltpond predictor seems useful to some extent; a slow start to the melt season implies
a shorter melt season.
Is it possible that there is a lower practical bound to ice extent, based on the very
short melt season and low angle of the sun near the North Pole?
Not exact matches
Like all giant sequoias, these five have a
short growing
season and depend on
melting snowpack from the Sierra Nevada mountains for many months of the year.
Skirts and
shorts with sweaters are such a great alternative at breaking out new finds for the
season without risking
melting.
From reading the ’11 report we know that the
melt season was «
short but intense,» and that it started slowly, with the first couple months of the
melt season being cold.
the Greenland ice sheet has seen a small positive change in ice for this year, The unusual year is mainly down to heavy snow and rain in winter and a relatively
short and intermittent summer
melt season.
Apparently the current arctic
melt season will be the
shortest on record and the
melt so far is exactly what climate skeptics expected all along.
This northern area has low accumulation rates, and a
shorter less intense
melt season.