SNOW AND ICE

‪Why snow gets ‘pimples’ and how they go away‬‬

Research in the Arctic

Accurate climate forecasts require precise snow data.

Heavy attack from above!

When snow and ice on roofs become a danger

Studying snow helps ‘read’ ice cores

Observing glaciers: When extreme years become normal

Where is there (no) snow? Satellites record the snow cover on hiking trails

When soil in the tundra thaws: Arctic microorganisms heat up climate change

Microplastics in snow probably come from the atmosphere

Arctic Ocean: Spectacular expedition with the icebreaker ‘Polarstern’

GPS sensors measure how much water is stored in snow

Saving on resources when making snow and preparing slopes

Sparkling white on green spruce trees: how snow-covered forests influence the climate

Snow in East Antarctica: How much turns to ice?

Water is accelerating rock glacier creep