Snow

Snow comprises individual ice crystals that grow while suspended in the atmosphere—usually within clouds—and then fall, accumulating on the ground where they undergo further changes.

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OSU research finds a new way to measure the water held in snow

Oregon State researchers take deep dive into how much water is stored in snow

One in eight ski resorts worldwide could have no snow by 2100

2020 extreme weather event that brought fires and snow to western US

Exploring the Geothermal Mysteries Under Nemrut’s Snow-Capped Surface

Mysteries Beneath the Snow: Unraveling the Secrets of the Snowshoe Lava Field

Is It Dangerous to Eat Snow?

The sun reflects off peaks of the snow-capped Swiss Alps

Ski Resorts Are Giving Up on Snow

Super antifreeze in cells: The ability to survive in ice and snow developed in animals far earlier than we thought

Blowing Snow Could Help Explain The Arctic's Rapid Warming

Blowing snow contributes to Arctic warming

Significant decline of snow cover in the Northern hemisphere over the last half century

The snow forest of North America may be about to shrink

Climate change is turning snow to rain and raising risk of floods

Climate Change Is Making Floods and Landslides More Likely, Study Finds

A grisly trick helps snow flies survive freezing: self-amputation

Watch snow flies amputate their own legs to avoid freezing to death

New look at climate data shows substantially wetter rain and snow days ahead

NASA Awards Snow and Ice Distributed Active Archive Center Contract