Snow line, Alpine, Glaciers & Permafrost

Snow line, the lower topographic limit of permanent snow cover. The snow line is an irregular line located along the ground surface where the accumulation of snowfall equals ablation (melting and evaporation). This line varies greatly in altitude and depends on several influences. On windward

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Swiss alps: Due to the global climate change the permafrost and glaciers are melting like here on Parsenn mountains above Davos City Stock Photo - Alamy

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Snow line, Alpine, Glaciers & Permafrost

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