A natural hazard is a naturally occurring extreme event that has a negative effect on people
and society or the environment. Natural hazards may have severe implications for human …

Lake‐/sea‐effect snow forms typically from late fall to winter when a cold air mass moves
over the warmer, large water surface. The resulting intense snowfall has many societal …

This study aimed to determine the atmospheric conditions in which sea-effect snow (SES)
and non-SES events occurred in a meso-scale structure. All snow events between 2009 and …

Convective sea-effect snowfall, in the form of snowbands, is observed over the northern
Baltic Sea annually. Quasi-stationary snowbands may last up to several days over the sea …

The early February 2020 wintry weather set in across the southern Black Sea and northern
coastal region of Turkey. During the high-impact snowstorm event, northerly winds carried …

The formation of convective sea-effect snowfall (ie, snow bands) is triggered by cold air
outbreaks over a relatively warm and open sea. Snow bands can produce intense snowfall …

Lake-effect snow dynamics Lake-effect snowstorms (or indeed," sea-effect" as it is the case
here) are observed in places close to isolated large water bodies. A lake-effect snowstorm …

Sea-effect snow (SES) is convective snowfall which can produce large snow accumulation
in less than a day. Although cold weather and snowfall are frequent in Finland in wintertime …

Abstract (c) Mean sea level pressure (hPa) at selected stations in the southern coast of the
Caspian Sea from 5 to 13 February 2020. gl Due to higher surface air temperatures, rain …

Sea-effect snow (SES) is convective snowfall which can produce large snow accumulation
in less than a day. Although cold weather and snowfall are frequent in Finland in wintertime …