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Some relationships between snow cover and climate
Preliminary analyses of data collected to date by the Canadian Snow Survey give encouraging indications of the possibility of correlating snow cover properties to climate. It was found that now density in exposed areas is dependent on a combination of wind velocity and temperature. The strength of t
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