I'll just go for the full book of science ..............Long-term Northern Hemisphere snow trends are somewhat mixed, but overall show decreases in metrics such as snow cover extent, snow water equivalent, and snow depth (Kunkel et al. 2016). ..........
you are one heck of a blinkered dipstick fella
"Big pill to swallow mate. Just after you guys tells us that increased snow is because of more upper atmosphere water vapour. What has happened now. There is less? Or you going to come up with a different story to patch up the hole you just left?"
yeh, as we've said, when it is cold enough you can get heavier snowfalls because of the increased water vapour in the atmosphere
when it's warmer and spring comes earlier, you get less snow then and reduced ground cover etc
