Arctic Report Card 2022: Terrestrial Snow Cover

Mudryk, L.; Elias Chereque, A.; Derksen, C.; Luojus, K.; Decharme, B.

doi:10.25923/yxs5-6c72

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Arctic Report Card 2022: Terrestrial Snow Cover

2022
By Mudryk, L. ; Elias Chereque, A. ; Derksen, C. ; ...
Series: NOAA technical report OAR ARC ; 22-03

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Mudryk, L. ; Elias Chereque, A. ; Derksen, C. ; Luojus, K. ; Decharme, B.

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June Arctic snow cover extent (SCE) anomalies were strongly negative over both North America (2nd lowest in the 56-year record) and Eurasia (3rd lowest in the record). The 2021/22 Arctic snow season saw a combination of above-average snow accumulation but early snow melt consistent with the expected changes to snow cover in a warmer Arctic.
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