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CHANGING SNOW HYDROLOGY IN THE GREAT LAKES AND RESILIENCE THROUGH ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT
A number of studies have found that global snow cover is generally decreasing, but a closer examination at regional scales shows greater complexity. In the Great Lakes basin, contrasting trends have been identified. While snow cover is generally decreasing basinwide, leeward (downwind) regions have
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