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Three Things to do today in Bengaluru - Vimarsana News

Three Things to do today in Bengaluru

Kreative Minds in collaboration with Stone Street by BHive is organising an exclusive art exhibition and workshops on painting, craft and art therapy. Esthetique 2023, aims to celebrate the diverse world of art and creativity. The event welcomes art enthusiasts of all ages. Entry is free in art exhibition.

A rush toward summer - Vimarsana News

A rush toward summer

Despite a record-breaking snowpack this winter, in May 2023 snow-covered area for the western United States was only 106 precent of average, ranking eighth in the 23-year-satellite record.

Source: nsidc.org
What snow builds up must meltdown - Vimarsana News

What snow builds up must meltdown

Snow-covered area for the western United States hit another record for April, the second month in a row since the satellite record began in 2001. With longer days, more sun, and increasing temperatures in the coming months, concerns arise for how quickly the snowpack may melt in California with potential for flood risks.

Source: nsidc.org
Breaking snow records - Vimarsana News

Breaking snow records

March 2023 snow summary  Snow-covered area for the western United States was 184 percent of average for March, the highest since the satellite record began in 2001. 

Source: nsidc.org
Snow falls high in the West - Vimarsana News

Snow falls high in the West

Continuing the trend of recent months, the western United States received significant snowfall in February 2023, helping to improve drought conditions in the West. Despite dominance of a La Niña conditions, current snowpack patterns resemble those characteristic of El Niño years. 

Source: nsidc.org