Plenty of snow, with the Northern-hemisphere snow mass doubled, but who needs it?
Candide Thovex
The Northern Hemisphere, because it has twice as much land mass as the Southern Hemisphere, has greater influence on the Earth’s climate and temperatures.
About 40% of the surface of the Northern Hemisphere is landmass, with about 60% covered by water. The Southern Hemisphere, by comparison, is about 20% landmass and covered by about 80% water.
So when more of the Northern Hemisphere’s land is covered with snow, more sunlight is reflected, cooling the planet.
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