Climate Fact: Warmer Springs are Reducing Rocky Mountain Snowpacks
Over the past thousand years, the long-term, interdecadal variability of mountain snowpacks in Western North America followed a steady pattern: when northern snowpacks were unusually heavy, southern snowpacks were unusually light by a similar amount, and vice versa. However, this “asynchronous” pattern broke down in the middle to late 20th century when snowpacks in both [...]
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