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Term: Flooded ice
Definition: Sea ice, usually first-year ice, flooded by a melt or river water layer.
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Term: Flooded ice
Definition: Ice which has been flooded by melt water or river water and is heavily loaded by water and wet snow.
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Term: Flooded ice
Definition: In hydrologic terms, ice which has been flooded by melt water or river water and is heavily loaded by water and wet snow.
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Term: Flooded ice
Definition: Sea ice that has been flooded by meltwater or river water and is heavily loaded by water and wet snow.
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Term: Flooded ice
Definition: Sea ice terminology. Describes ice which has been flooded and is heavily loaded by water, or water and wet snow.
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