| Term: | Snow patch |
| Definition: |
Relatively small area of snow cover remaining after the main snowmelt period. NSIDCCryosphere
(1) The snow remaining on the ground close to the end of snowmelt. Such a patchy, discontinuous snow cover is usually the result of slowly melting snow due to shading or areas of high accumulation. (2) An isolated mass of snow, especially one which persists through most or all of the ablation season (see also snezhnik). IACSSnow Isolated area covered with snow, lying above or below the regional snowline, which may last throughout the summer. WMOHydrology An isolated area of snow cover. AMSglossary An isolated area of snow, lying above or below the regional snow line, which may last throughout the summer and is composed of fern. SPRI GCW |
| Term: | Snow patch |
| Definition: | Relatively small area of snow cover remaining after the main snowmelt period. |
| Term: | Snow patch |
| Definition: | (1) The snow remaining on the ground close to the end of snowmelt. Such a patchy, discontinuous snow cover is usually the result of slowly melting snow due to shading or areas of high accumulation. (2) An isolated mass of snow, especially one which persists through most or all of the ablation season (see also snezhnik). |
| Term: | Snow patch |
| Definition: | Isolated area covered with snow, lying above or below the regional snowline, which may last throughout the summer. |
| Term: | Snow patch |
| Definition: | An isolated area of snow cover. |
| Term: | Snow patch |
| Definition: | An isolated area of snow, lying above or below the regional snow line, which may last throughout the summer and is composed of fern. |