I don't want to take away from the fact that you have a belief, but I hope you can recognize that the context of your belief has only a tenuous grip on fact. That is, believe that snowfall HAS made a few glaciers bigger, but then accept that the VAST majority of glaciers ARE losing ice and that, when taken as a whole, ice volume is decreasing.
Wow! Your numbers are increasing? Up from 12? I've read this one, and the article from that ice age now guy. From what I remember, I only got about 30-40 worldwide glaciers that are growing. So I'll just assume that's uncited hyperbole and get to your main message.
I don't believe there are glaciers growing on Earth. I KNOW there are glaciers growing. I know that because the scientific evidence presented, indicates as such. I KNOW this in the same way that I KNOW most glaciers are retreating.
I believe some glaciers grow due to heightenned precipitation trends (that's probably the most obvious one) and/or localized cooling trends. From what I recall hearing, the himilayan glaciers are growing because they are soooooooo high up, though I don't understand why that would be.
That's my own words.
IF there is increased snowfall AND the temperature has been stagnate as you report (leading to a few bigger glaciers), could you explain to me how so much ice, on the whole, is being lost? Why are there not MORE glaciers growing?