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Winter recreation (snowmobiling and cross country skiing): Probability of
exceeding a certain snow depth threshold for various times of the winter
(6"+ probably the most common). Or a count of how many days this threshold
is met each winter.
Similarly, wildlife biologists like such statistics in evaluating potential
impacts of excessive snow upon wildlife; in this case the number of days per
winter where a deep snow cover exists (perhaps 10"+) that inhibits foraging
for food.
Along with either of the above applications a simple monthly average snow
depth might be an easy thing to have (such as in ClimoDat, but I don't know
if having only a partial historical record works for how ClimoData is set
up.)
Putting any of the above in a map form could have some value too.
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exceeding a certain snow depth threshold for various times of the winter
(6"+ probably the most common). Or a count of how many days this threshold
is met each winter.
impacts of excessive snow upon wildlife; in this case the number of days per
winter where a deep snow cover exists (perhaps 10"+) that inhibits foraging
for food.
depth might be an easy thing to have (such as in ClimoDat, but I don't know
if having only a partial historical record works for how ClimoData is set
up.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: