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What's the difference between snow melt water and glacier melt water?

The differences are as follows:

1, with different reasons.

Melting water refers to the snow formed by snowfall in winter, which melts into water when the temperature rises in the next spring. For example, rivers in Northeast China and North China will be supplemented by water melted by ice and snow in spring, forming a spring flood. Glacier meltwater generally refers to alpine glaciers, which store a lot of perennial snow. When the temperature is high in spring and summer, the snow melts all year round, and there is spring flood in spring, which forms summer flood with atmospheric precipitation. It is mostly distributed in Tianshan Mountain area of Xinjiang, where there are glaciers and the temperature is high in summer.

2. The seasons are different

Melting water mostly occurs in summer when the temperature is high. Seasonal snowmelt water is distributed in northeast China, characterized by spring flood around March. Because it is a monsoon region, rivers also have summer floods in July, that is, there are two flood seasons in a year. Glacier meltwater is replenished in northwest China in summer because of the high temperature in summer. The rivers here have no recharge source in winter and spring, so they are easily cut off. Therefore, it is characterized by easy disconnection in late winter and early spring and easy disconnection in summer and flood season.

3. It happened in different places

Snow melting water is mainly distributed in high altitude areas; Glacier meltwater is mainly distributed in the north and south poles; Melting water from snow and ice mostly occurs in Northeast China and North China.