… from low-… in snow accumulation during the twentieth century ( Figure 3 ). The largest of
which was reported at Gomez, where snow accumulation rates have doubled in the period 1850–…

… Antarctic Peninsula infrastructure is likely to be affected by a … Increased levels of surface
water run-off (from rain and snow/… above 1850 values, we can limit the damage to the Antarctic …

… trend in its strength or position over 1850–1950 CE but becomes … Antarctic Peninsula and
the Eastern WAIS have gained mass at the surface through snow accumulation, the Western …

… The comparison of ERA5 snow accumulation with meteorological observations over the
Antarctic Peninsula indicates an increased ability to identify strong precipitation events, which …

… of West Antarctic surface mass balance. J. Geophys. … on inland Antarctica are the boundaries
of the three major grounded Antarctic areas, ie, the East Antarctic Ice Sheet (EAIS), West …

… between the Antarctic Peninsula (AP), the West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS) and the East …
large increases in snow accumulation observed on the AP and in West Antarctica during the last …

… part of West Antarctica, but the Antarctic Peninsula Ice Sheet … Antarctic Peninsula and
reduce the relatively small amounts … and thus the area of snow/ice accumulation. Schoof (2007, …

… multilayer snow model for snow melt amount estimates, 1.2-… 80 mm we accumulated over
the 4 days from 6 to 9 February … contributing to its elongated and double-barrel structure, ie with …

… At regional scales, the Antarctic Peninsula and western WAIS … is doubled standard error of
the regression coefficient. AP = … and more significant for the 1800–1850 (Figure 5d) and 1950–…

… of surface mass balance in Antarctica – from an ensemble of historical (1850–present day) …
of ERA5 snow accumulation with meteorological observations over the Antarctic Peninsula …