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Long-term max annual Snow Water Equivalent, 1960-2020 at Sleepers River

By Climate Research and Development Program January 2019 (approx.)
graph of maximum snow water equivalent from 1960 to 2020
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Long-term record of maximum annual Snow Water Equivalent (SWE), the depth of water stored in the snowpack, at Station R-1A at Sleepers River, Vermont (Chalmers et al., 2019).

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