TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 12月3日 07時02分

From 1960 to 2017, the Alpine snow season shortened by 38 days—starting an average of 12 days later and ending 26 days earlier than normal. Last December was the driest in 150 years of record keeping, and the flakes that did manage to fall didn’t stay around long. The snow line—the point on a slope at which it’s high enough and thus cold enough for snow to stick—is about 3,900 ft., which is a historic high in some areas. But worse lies ahead as scientists predict melt even at nearly 10,000 ft. by the end of the century. As Europe experienced its warmest-ever winter in the 2015–16 season, Italian photographer Marco Zorzanello turned his lens on the Dolomites. Here, a tourist couple embraces on the edge of a slope. Read the full story, and see more pictures, in this week's magazine and on TIME.com. Photograph by Marco Zorzanello #?

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