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10-13-2009 @ 12:46PM
Malaycobra said...
If the summit temperature never rises above -15 degrees F how does the ice or snow up there ever melt?
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10-13-2009 @ 1:12PM
Kraig said...
It's not so much that the snow and ice are melting at the summit, although temperatures there do continue to rise, and the -15ยบ F number is not always accurate any more. The real cause of the shrinking summit is due to less snow and ice falling on it, causing the cornice to shrink in size and become less solid.