Talk:Snow line

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Can any body give a rough formula for calculation of height of snow line as function of latitude and distance from coast? mathur_nk@rediffmail.com

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I came to this article hoping to learn the approx relationship with increase in temperature to increase in snow line. So 1 deg celsius will typical increase snowline by x metres. — Preceding unsigned comment added by CitizenofEarth001 (talk • contribs)

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