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By the century's end, they predict snowfall retreating to the Antarctic continent's edge.

The morning was without light, but the snowfall hung and swayed like a marvelous lantern over the streets.

Scambos explains that, although the Northern Hemisphere experienced significant snowfall in early 2010, spring melt was rapid, exposing land surfaces to sunlight sooner than usual.

The chief cause of the current trend was likely to be a fundamental shift in climate, although local changes in cloud cover and snowfall may also be having an effect.

We might have less cold outbreaks, which you might say is a good thing, but it's not such a good thing in regions that depend on snowfall for their water supply.

A heavy snowfall block the main road.

On 3 January last year, the average snowfall in 20 hours can reach 11 millimeters.

It said the heaviest snowfall had occurred in eastern New Jersey, New York City and western Long Island.

A man cleans the street with a snowblower after heavy snowfall in the Thuringian Forest in Oberhof, Germany, Thursday, Dec. 2, 2010. AP / Jens Meyer

There has been snowfall in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado for the past 24-48 hours and it has created quite a contrast of white snow and colorful foliage.

Winter is arriving in the Northern Hemisphere, bringing chilly winds and heavy snowfall to many regions.

For instance, the air at the summit is getting drier, reducing the snowfall that replenishes the ice and reflects solar radiation.

Air travel in the country has also been affected, with at least 19 major airports closed Monday and flight schedules severely disrupted at dozens of other airports because of the snowfall.

The Canadian Arctic Archipelago generally receives little precipitation, and the amount of snowfall changes little from year to year.

Rarely in recent memory has water scarcity been so apparent as this winter, which saw 108 dry days before snowfall on February 9th-the latest to arrive in 60 years.

The monster storm brought record snowfall to many areas, including Chicago, perhaps the hardest hit population center.

The average snowfall here is 10cm a year.

Before 2000, the ice on Antarctica is thought to have been roughly in balance overall, with new snowfall balancing ice lost through surface melt and icebergs.

New snowfall widens the plowing.