Mountain Snowlines is a geophysical construct representing the altitudinal boundary within mountainous regions where the mean annual balance between snow accumulation and ablation is zero, distinguishing it from broader climatic snowlines by its specific application to orographic and cryospheric processes.
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Wintertime climatic trends in the western Himalayas
A. P. Dimri, S. Dash · Climatic Change · 2011 · 322 citations
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