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Term: Slushflow
Definition: A mudflow-like outburst of water-saturated, i.e., soaked snow (see slush, mfsl), often along a stream course. Commonly occurring after rainfall and/or intense thawing have produced more water than can drain through the snow. A flowing mixture of snow and water.  IACSSnow 

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Term: Slushflow
Definition: A mudflow-like outburst of water-saturated, i.e., soaked snow (see slush, mfsl), often along a stream course. Commonly occurring after rainfall and/or intense thawing have produced more water than can drain through the snow. A flowing mixture of snow and water.
Created 2022.03.08
Last Modified 2023.03.27
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