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WMO GCW Snow Assessment for Winter 2024-2025, Northern Hemisphere and Regional Aspects
Compiled by K. Luojus and the WMO Global Cryosphere Watch Snow Watch Team
September 2025
SSnow cover extent (SCE) over Northern Hemisphere (NH) lands for the August 2024–July 2025 period averaged 23.9 million sq. km. This is 1.0 million sq. km. less than the 1991-2020 mean and 1.1 million sq. km below the full period of record mean (Table 1). Thus, this recent snow season ranks as having the 56th most extensive (3rd least extensive) cover in the 58-year period of record. Monthly SCE during the season ranged from 45.5 million sq. km. in February 2025 to 2.6 million sq. km. in August 2024. North America (NA) annual SCE ranked 50th most extensive in 58 years and Eurasia (EUR) 53rd most extensive.
For more Information Regarding the Analysis of the 2024/2025 Snow Season please Visit the Global Cryosphere Watch.org page at https://globalcryospherewatch.org/snow-assessments-2025/
For more Information Regarding the Analysis of the 2024/2025 Snow Season please Visit the Global Cryosphere Watch.org page at https://globalcryospherewatch.org/snow-assessments-2025/
Northern Hemisphere Continental Snow Cover Extent: 2024/2025 Snow Season
Credit: David A. Robinson & Thomas W. Estilow; Rutgers University, Piscataway, New Jersey, USA
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