👉 Snowpacks are areas of the Earth where water is frozen and stored in layers. They typically occur at elevations between 500 to 1,500 meters above sea level. Snowpacks can form during the winter months when temperatures are below freezing and there is no precipitation. The snowpack then melts over time due to a process called percolation, which occurs as water from the atmosphere infiltrates into the snowpack. This melting leads to increased snowfall and contributes
