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Observed change in duration of lake and river ice cover

Figure Created 08 Nov 2012 Published 20 Nov 2012 Last modified 21 Dec 2016

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Topics: Water and marine environment Climate change adaptation

Ice break-up dates and freezing dates of a) Danube River, at Budapest, 1876–2011 (5-year running average) and b) Lake Kallavesi, Finland, 1833–2011.

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Methodology:

Historical observations of dates of ice-break-up and freezing dates have been used to illstrate trend in ice-cover oflakes and rivers

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Dates of ice-break-up and freezing

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Geographical coverage: Large European rivers and lakes

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Danube River (Romania) Kallavesi (Kallavesi, Finland)

Temporal coverage

1833-2011

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Topics: Water and marine environment Climate change adaptation

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