Frost Cycles is a geophysical process denoting the recurrent phase transitions of water between liquid and solid states at or near Earth's surface, driven by diurnal or seasonal temperature fluctuations in cryospheric and periglacial environments.
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Freeze-thaw Cycles
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HIGH-QUALITY SPATIAL CLIMATE DATA SETS FOR THE UNITED STATES AND BEYOND
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