Sentences with phrase «snowlines of»

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Further the glacier data suggests we did not at least for a portion of the LGM, since there is no way to note how long the glaciers were at the depressed snowline location.

[Response: You're absolutely right to point out that the mountain snowline data was a critical part of unraveling the tropical LGM puzzle.

The result: more winter precipitation falling as rain instead of snow, two - tenths of an inch to more than half an inch a day, pushing the snowline in the mountains up from 3,000 feet to higher than 4,000 feet.

No matter what your reasons for visiting, Snowline is trully central to all the attractions of the area.

Peppers Rundells Alpine Lodge is located above the snowline at 1565m altitude in the heart of the Victorian Alps surrounded by the Alpine National Park and centrally positioned just 10 minutes from both Mount Hotham Airport and Mount Hotham Ski Resort.

For example, the uniform lowering of tropical snowline by about 900 meters during the Last Glacial Maximum is generally attributed to cooling [Porter 2001], and indeed provided the first indication that something was wrong with plankton - based estimates of tropical cooling during the glacial period.

[Response: You're absolutely right to point out that the mountain snowline data was a critical part of unraveling the tropical LGM puzzle.

Is there enough ice, and is the snowline likely to rise fast enough for the rate of iceloss to significantly decrease the pressure on underground magma?

Further the glacier data suggests we did not at least for a portion of the LGM, since there is no way to note how long the glaciers were at the depressed snowline location.

Amount of advance or retreat of the glacier snout is as much about snow accumulation above the permanent snowline as temperature.

The albedo change resulting from the snowline retreat on land is similarly large as the retreat of sea ice, so the combined impact could be well over 2 W / sq m. To put this in context, albedo changes in the Arctic alone could more than double the net radiative forcing resulting from the emissions caused by all people of the world, estimated by the IPCC to be 1.6 W / sq m in 2007 and 2.29 W / sq m in 2013.»