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"Yes! The first snowfall of the year" - someone, somewhere at least once a day
Is this statement true?
Is this statement true?
Ryan_m_b said:How could one possibly know?
I'm not sure what you mean by "first snow", it's not a term I'm familiar with. There are certainly grounds for saying that everyday it snows somewhere.Manni said:Sorry, I should've clarified. What I specifically want to know is whether there're enough places on Earth that would allow there to be a "first snow" for every day of the year at least once.
Ryan_m_b said:I'm not sure what you mean by "first snow", it's not a term I'm familiar with. There are certainly grounds for saying that everyday it snows somewhere.
It helps define the term. I'm not sure if the case could be made for that.Manni said:"First snow" is usually used to describe the first time it actually snows for any given place for that year. Does that help?
Ryan_m_b said:It helps define the term. I'm not sure if the case could be made for that.
Manni said:"First snow" is usually used to describe the first time it actually snows for any given place for that year. Does that help?
Ophiolite said:Clearly, for this to apply, you need to break those portions of the world that routinely experience snowfall into at least 365 discrete geographical areas.
Manni said:"First snow" is usually used to describe the first time it actually snows for any given place for that year. Does that help?
My first thought was that the title of the thread (The First Snow Fall of the Season) is very different from the question posed in the original post.Manni said:"Yes! The first snowfall of the year" - someone, somewhere at least once a day
Is this statement true?
The first snow fall of the season is typically caused by a combination of low temperatures and precipitation. As the temperature drops below freezing, the moisture in the air freezes and falls to the ground as snow.
The timing of the first snow fall of the season can vary depending on the location and climate. In most areas, it occurs between late October and early December.
The amount of snow during the first snow fall of the season can also vary greatly. It is typically a lighter snowfall compared to later in the winter season, but it can range from a dusting to a few inches.
The first snow fall of the season is not a reliable indicator of the rest of the winter weather. It is possible for a heavy snowfall in the beginning of the season to be followed by a mild winter, or vice versa.
The first snow fall of the season can have both positive and negative impacts on the environment. It can provide much needed moisture for plants and replenish water sources, but it can also cause travel disruptions and damage to crops.