Snow temperature
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| - | [[Image:Measuring the Snow Temperature.jpg|'''[[Snow temperature]]''' is the surface '''[[temperature]]''' of the '''[[snow]]''' or different layers of snow measured in degree '''Celsius'''|thumb| | + | [[Image:Measuring the Snow Temperature.jpg|'''[[Snow temperature]]''' is the surface '''[[temperature]]''' of the '''[[snow]]''' or different layers of snow measured in degree '''Celsius'''|thumb|450px]] |
| '''[[Snow temperature]]''' is the surface '''[[temperature]]''' of the '''[[snow]]''' or different layers of snow measured in degree '''Celsius''' | '''[[Snow temperature]]''' is the surface '''[[temperature]]''' of the '''[[snow]]''' or different layers of snow measured in degree '''Celsius''' | ||
Revision as of 08:54, 25 May 2011
Snow temperature is the surface temperature of the snow or different layers of snow measured in degree Celsius
Also see
- Snow
- Temperature
- Freestyle Timing Booklet
- Data Service Requirements World Cup
- Snow temperature
- Dew Point
- Freezing Point / Freeze
- Fusion
- Melting Point
- Weather
- Atmosphere
- Melt Freeze Metamorphism
- Metamorphism
- Supercooling
- Heat transfer
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