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General Comments. Overall, this manuscript presents new and interesting results in terms of the computation of the permeability of seasonal snow, and the relationship of permeability to snow microstructural parameters. The work represents an important step forward in the determination of permeability computationally and the understanding of the physical processes governing fluid flow in a matrix of snow under a pressure gradient. The examination of the full tensor quantity of permeability, as well as the anisotropic nature of permeability in relation to previous thermal conductivity measurements is of particular interest and will hopefully lead to future work.