Snow? SERIOUSLY?
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JCTC
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Salt?
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Salt absorbs water, throwing big balls of salt melts globs of snow.JCTC wrote:Salt?
That's enough calculus for today.
it really do be like that tho
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What if I throw children?
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Snow ball fights. Windows break. You get snow forts on your lawn.
NYGH UPSTATE HAS GOTTEN 8 FEET OF SNOW AND WE'VE GOTTEN NONE HERE WTH YO.
NYGH UPSTATE HAS GOTTEN 8 FEET OF SNOW AND WE'VE GOTTEN NONE HERE WTH YO.
it really do be like that tho
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Re: Snow? SERIOUSLY?
I'm not a big fan of snow. We get several feet of it here due to the Great Lakes.
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i'm dumb. why do the great lake cause snow?
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Body of water>Evaporation (steam)>Condensation (clouds)>Further condensation (heavy clouds==rain clouds)>Temperatures below water's freezing point (anything below 32*F) + decent air fronts (low "cold" pressure, iirc) = Snow or sleet or hail.
Snow is basically rain drops that are kept up in the air until they freeze into small crystals (snowflakes). The great lakes are large bodies of water, all it takes is a lil sun to get things rolling.
They explain this in the news dawg.
Snow is basically rain drops that are kept up in the air until they freeze into small crystals (snowflakes). The great lakes are large bodies of water, all it takes is a lil sun to get things rolling.
They explain this in the news dawg.
it really do be like that tho