(meteorology) The actual depth of snow on the ground at any instant during a storm, or after any single snowstorm or series of snowstorms.
snow accumulation
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(′snō ə′kyu̇·myə′lā·shən)
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 | regional snowline (hydrology) |
| snow course (hydrology) |
| snow-melting system (civil engineering) |
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- snowpack (hydrology)
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- snowfield (hydrology)
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- climatic snow line (meteorology)
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