Northern Minnesota's winter snowpack will be reduced from 40-80% by the end of the century.

Submitted by sdhandler on

A variety of models project that across the Upper Midwest, more winter precipitation will be delivered as rain, more snow will melt between snowfall events, and the snowpack will not be as deep or consistent. Lake-effect snowfall may increase in the short-term, but these events may convert to rain as temperatures increase.

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