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Field study for the impact of rain-on-snow events on snow cover during snow accumulation period.

iScience · 2025 · PMC12546960 · PMID 41142118

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However, in general, before the ROS event, the albedo and its decay rate of the ROS experiment snow plot and the comparison snow plot did not differ much, and after the ROS event, the albedo decay rate of the ROS experiment snow plot was significantly faster than that of the comparison snow plot, which indicated that ROS events accelerated the decay rate of snow albedo during the accumulation period, but the effect was not as significant as that of the melting period. 10 Changes in snow water content The entry of rain into snow cover increases snow water content, and this increase in water content affects snow density and altering the heat exchange within snow cover.

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