Blankets of snow littered the landscape around the north pole.

In case of a sharp cooling the plants are covered with agrofiber;

Snow cover extent has decreased by about 10% since 1966.

Snow cover has decreased 10% since the late 1960s.

Here’s the current northern hemisphere snow cover graph:

Snow cover in the northern hemisphere spring decreases by 7%.

These advances have changed the way we look at snow cover.

The overall global tendency since 1972, however, is for overall stable snow extent.

The overall global tendency since 1972, however, is for stable snow extent.

The warming will cause snow cover to shrink significantly at all elevations.

Snow cover has decreased 10 per cent since the 1960s.

In summer, rising temperatures cause the blanket of snow to melt.

The snow cover lasts between 80-120 days per year.

Snow cover in the northern hemisphere spring decreases by 25%.

Snow cover has decreased 10 per cent since the 1960s.