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ESTIMATING THE WATER EQUIVALENT OF SNOW

ESTIMATING THE WATER EQUIVALENT OF SNOWWhen the WATER EQUIVALENT of snow cannot be accurately measured by melting, weighing, or core sampling; the observer shall estimate the WATER EQUIVALENT to the nearest inch. Use Figure 11-8, New Snowfall to Estimated Meltwater Conversion Table, only as a guide in ESTIMATING the WATER equivalency of newly fallen Snowfall to Estimated Meltwater Conversion TableMELT WATER EQUIVALENT (INCHES)NEW SNOWFALL (INCHES)Temperature ( F)34 to 2827 to 2019 to 1514 to 109 to 0-1 to -20-21 to .. figure can only be used in determining amounts of newly fallen snow. It cannot be used for determining the WATER equivalency (933 RRR) of "old" snow. Packing and melting/refreezing have substantial effects on the density of the snow pack and are not accounted for by this figure.

When the water equivalent of snow cannot be accurately measured by melting, weighing, or core sampling; the observer shall estimate the water equivalent to the nearest 0.01 inch. Use Figure 11-8, New Snowfall to Estimated Meltwater Conversion Table, only as a guide in estimating the water equivalency of newly fallen snow.

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1 ESTIMATING THE WATER EQUIVALENT OF SNOWWhen the WATER EQUIVALENT of snow cannot be accurately measured by melting, weighing, or core sampling; the observer shall estimate the WATER EQUIVALENT to the nearest inch. Use Figure 11-8, New Snowfall to Estimated Meltwater Conversion Table, only as a guide in ESTIMATING the WATER equivalency of newly fallen Snowfall to Estimated Meltwater Conversion TableMELT WATER EQUIVALENT (INCHES)NEW SNOWFALL (INCHES)Temperature ( F)34 to 2827 to 2019 to 1514 to 109 to 0-1 to -20-21 to .. figure can only be used in determining amounts of newly fallen snow. It cannot be used for determining the WATER equivalency (933 RRR) of "old" snow. Packing and melting/refreezing have substantial effects on the density of the snow pack and are not accounted for by this figure.


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