Snow depth

snow (sno) a freezing or frozen mixture consisting of discrete particles or crystals.

carbon dioxide snow solid carbon dioxide, formed by rapid evaporation of liquid carbon dioxide; it gives a temperature of about −79°C (−110°F). It is used in cryotherapy to freeze and anesthetize the skin and, in the form of a slush (carbon dioxide slush), as an escharotic to destroy skin lesions and as a peeling agent for chemabrasion.

Snow

Drug slang A popular street term for any pulverised whitish substance of abuse which can be snorted, classically cocaine, but also heroin, amphetamine, oxycodone, etc.
Vox populi Cold crystallised white precipitation

snow

a freezing or frozen mixture consisting of discrete particles or crystals.

carbon dioxide snow

the solid formed by rapid evaporation of liquid carbon dioxide, giving a temperature of about −110°F (−79°C); used locally in various skin conditions. See also carbon dioxide snow.

snow leopard

see snow leopard.

snow nose

see nasal depigmentation.

snow

Drug slang A street term for a pulverized substance of abuse which can be snorted, classically, cocaine, but also heroin, amphetamine, oxycodone, etc

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Acid Rain Avalanche blindness carbon dioxide carbon dioxide content carbon dioxide slush chionablepsia color blindness complete color blindness cryocautery day blindness dry ice hydrogen peroxide enterocolitis Ice legal blindness Morbid Fear of Snow object blindness photophthalmia red blindness	Byline: ANI Washington, November 21 (ANI): A research team led by the University of Colorado at Boulder has found a clever way to use traditional GPS satellite signals to measure snow depth as well as soil and vegetation moisture, a technique expected to benefit meteorologists, water resource managers, climate modelers and farmers. New method to measure snow, soil moisture with GPS may benefit ... by Asian News International 4 inches of water, but with no measurable snow depth. SNOW-CAPPED BALDY MAY BODE WELL FOR SEASON by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM) Snow depths will vary depending on the area and the trail's exposure to sun, Otoupalik said, but "when people look at their topographic maps and see the trail system above 6,000 feet, they can be assured they're probably going to run into some snow. Space limited at local camps by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)	Snellen's test types SNF Sniffer Dog Sniffing Dog Position snigdha snip SNOMED SNOMED International snood Snook hook Snoopy Cap snore snoring Snort snorter dwarf Snorting Snortometer Snorts snot snotsiekte snout snout reflex SNOVET Snow snow blindness Snow depth Snow Mountain Virus Snow White Snow White Sign snow-on-the-mountain Snowball Snowball Appearance Snowball Sampling snowblindness Snowboarding Snowcap Sign Snowden-Pencer scissors Snowflake Cataract snowflakes Snowman Sign Snowshoe snowshoe hare virus Snowstorm snowstorm pattern SNP SNP analysis SNR snRNA snRNP SNS snuff	Snow Canyon State Park, Utah Snow Canyon, Utah snow cap Snow cave Snow chain snow chains Snow Cherries from France Snow Chicken Snow Chicken Snow Clamping snow climate snow cloud Snow cock snow concrete snow cone snow cones snow course snow cover snow cover snow cover snow cradling snow crust snow crystal snow cushion Snow day Snow day Snow days snow density Snow depth Snow Depth Increase in past hour Snow Depth Model Snow devil Snow Donut Snow doughnut Snow drift Snow drift snow dune snow dust Snow ear Snow ear fungus snow eater snow eater Snow Falling on Cedars snow fence snow fence Snow field Snow field Snow finch Snow flake Snow flake Snow flea snow fleas Snow flood Snow flower snow flurry snow flurry Snow fly snow forest climate Snow fungus

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Acid Rain
Avalanche
blindness
carbon dioxide
carbon dioxide content
carbon dioxide slush
chionablepsia
color blindness
complete color blindness
cryocautery
day blindness
dry ice
hydrogen peroxide enterocolitis
Ice
legal blindness
Morbid Fear of Snow
object blindness
photophthalmia
red blindness

Byline: ANI Washington, November 21 (ANI): A research team led by the University of Colorado at Boulder has found a clever way to use traditional GPS satellite signals to measure snow depth as well as soil and vegetation moisture, a technique expected to benefit meteorologists, water resource managers, climate modelers and farmers.

New method to measure snow, soil moisture with GPS may benefit ... by Asian News International

4 inches of water, but with no measurable snow depth.

SNOW-CAPPED BALDY MAY BODE WELL FOR SEASON by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)

Snow depths will vary depending on the area and the trail's exposure to sun, Otoupalik said, but "when people look at their topographic maps and see the trail system above 6,000 feet, they can be assured they're probably going to run into some snow.

Space limited at local camps by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)

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