Quantifying short-term changes in snow strength due to increasing liquid water content above hydraulic barriers

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@mikael_schlumpf published some very cool snow science!!! 🚨👏❄️🏔️

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🚨New paper alert!!🚨 In this study we use novel field methods to better understand how the strength of snow changes as it gets wet - a key missing link in predicting elusive wet-snow avalanches! Check it out: https://t.co/MXgbnnp24L

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RT @KinarNicholas: Hydrology Paper of the Day @WebbHydrology on relationships between shear strength and wetness of snow: shear frames, per…

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RT @KinarNicholas: Hydrology Paper of the Day @WebbHydrology on relationships between shear strength and wetness of snow: shear frames, per…

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