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It forms first as small crystals, thickens into sludge, and coagulates into sheet ice, pancake ice, or ice floes of various shapes and sizes. SEA LEVEL The height or level of the sea surface at any time.
An ice run may be light or heavy, and may consist of frazil, anchor, slush, or sheet iceIce ShoveIn hydrologic terms, on-shore ice push caused by wind, and currents, changes in temperature, etcetera.
Sheet iceIce formed by the freezing of liquid precipitation or the freezing of melted solid precipitation (see snow depth)Shelf CloudA low, horizontal wedge-shaped arcus cloud, ...
In hydrologic terms, flow of ice in a river. An ice run may be light or heavy, and may consist of frazil, anchor, slush, or sheet ice
Ice Shove
In hydrologic terms, on-shore ice push caused by wind, and currents, changes in temperature, etcetera.
Ice Run: Flow of ice in a river. An ice run may be light or heavy, and may consist of frazil, anchor, slush, or sheet ice.
Ice Shove: On-shore ice push caused by wind, and currents, changes in temperature, etcetera.
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Browse Related Terms: Liquid Water Equivalent, Sheet ice, SLD, Water Equivalent
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SEA ICE
Ice that is formed by the freezing of sea water. It forms first as small crystals, thickens into sludge, and coagulates into sheet ice, pancake ice, or ice floes of various shapes and sizes.
Snow Depth- The vertical height of frozen precipitation on the ground. For this purpose, frozen precipitation includes ice pellets, glaze, hail, any combination of these, and sheet ice formed directly or indirectly from precipitation.
 See also: Lightning, Severe weather, Satellite, Broken, Low
  
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