'Fresh snow' presentation slideshows

MET 125 Physical Meteorology

MET 125 Physical Meteorology. Meteorological Acoustics Henry Bartholomew (M.S.) San Jose State University. 1. Sound Propagation in the Atmosphere 2. Refraction of Acoustic Energy 3. Sounds of Meteorological Origin. Sound. Sound is a longitudinal wave, made up of molecules

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Injuries and First Aid

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15.3 energy in the atmosphere

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Ch. 2.2 The Cryosphere

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CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF FRESH SNOW IN HIMALAYAS AND KARAKORUM

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The Albedo Effect

The Albedo Effect. Lab Data Table. Lab Question. The color of paper with the highest MAX temp. is said to have a lower ALBEDO - it can absorb more heat so therefore it reflects less. Which color had the lower albedo? ANSWER: Black. The Albedo Effect - Notes.

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Spring snow in Colorado

A spring snowstorm dumped more than a foot of snow in Colorado.

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Avalanches

Avalanches. By Cherokee Mello. What is an Avalanche?. An avalanche is snow falling down a mountain very fast. There are three types of avalanches: rock, dry snow, and slab avalanches. What causes a Avalanche?. Fresh snow breaks loose from a older layer of snow beneath. A loud sound.

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Methods

Snow Water Equivalent and Albedo Ian Chase PhD Candidate Elizabeth Burakowski and Dr. Scott Ollineger Department of Earth Sciences, University of New Hampshire. Introduction. Results. Albedo is the amount of solar radiation is reflected off a given surface.

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