UNH research: Longer mud season, no snow could alter northeast rivers by 2100 ...Middle East

University of New Hampshire has found that snow cover is on the decline in northeastern US due to climate change and by the end of century, the vernal window, sometimes referred to as mud season, could be two to four weeks longer which means significantly less melting snow that could be detrimental to key spring conditions in rivers and surrounding ecosystems.

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