Global weather datasets may be underestimating Himalayan snowfall, says international study
Global weather models significantly underestimate Himalayan snowfall, a new study found. This underestimation is particularly pronounced in the western Himalayas during major winter storms. Researchers used novel sensors and Archimedes' principle to gather ac…
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Global weather models significantly underestimate Himalayan snowfall, a new study found. This underestimation is particularly pronounced in the western Himalayas during major winter storms. Researchers used novel sensors and Archimedes' principle to gather ac…
Some of the snowiest parts of the Himalayas may be receiving significantly more snowfall than existing global weather datasets indicate, according to a new international study. Scientists involved in…
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