How much snowfall would there be for 1 millimeter of precipitation?

2016-11-22View Original

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How much snowfall would there be for 1 millimeter of precipitation?

Reply #22016-11-22

Precipitation amount and snow depth can be converted at a ratio of 1:15; for example, if the precipitation is 1 millimeter, the snow depth could reach 15 millimeters. However, this ratio is not fixed; it changes depending on the dryness or wetness of the snow. To obtain an accurate value, the snow must first be melted into water and then measured.

Reply #32016-11-22

There is essentially a linear relationship between the two; snowfall amount and snow depth can be converted using a ratio of 1:12-15

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