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Suivre l évolution des chutes de neige en situation de changement climatique

Suivre l évolution des chutes de neige en situation de changement climatique
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Keeping track of snowfall in a changing climate

Tourism, energy production and water supplies are all tightly connected to snow availability. In a context of climate change, keeping an eye on snowfall is ever more important. At the end of December 6, 2020, many slopes in Italy’s Dolomites and in southern Austria’s Alps sat under 3 metres of snow. A snowstorm had swept Southern Europe, hitting some of its high-altitude areas with near-record levels of 900 mm of snow in 24 hours. It blocked traffic, and boosted the risk of avalanches, while teasing skiers who couldn’t access some of Europe’s best slopes as resorts stayed shut down under COVID-19.

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