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Hmm, Don't really think much of it other than the aspect of short and long term sticking. Snow can fall with a July sun angle as long as the air and intensity supports it at the surface and above (which obviously never has that support in recent centuries. lol)
What is weird is seeing a January snowpack around 2 days to April. THAT IS SO SO WEIRD around here. Day # 66 straight. We are lucky to have small piles stick around to mid March, let alone a snowpack or big piles into April.
Or is this weird? ... Snow piles everywhere on the pavement still. 41N
I used to believe that, but if a March sun angle can prevent snow from accumulating, I wouldn't be surprised if a July sun angle melted any snow before it hit the ground. I don't know for sure, but I just think the odds would be against snow falling with a 70+ degree sun angle.
I used to believe that, but if a March sun angle can prevent snow from accumulating, I wouldn't be surprised if a July sun angle melted any snow before it hit the ground. I don't know for sure, but I just think the odds would be against snow falling with a 70+ degree sun angle.
It would have to be a full fledged blizzard to stick. Lol Nobody ever witnessed it and no records ever showed it but I'm sure its happened before. In fact, Albany reported snow falling in June 1816. Anything is possible but like we said, conditions have to be ripe and perfect for it. ie: temps at all levels and intensity of snow falling.
I've always wanted to go to the Red River Gorge. We were going to drive up there in March 2013, but the weather was forecast to be crap so we went to Big Bend National Park in Texas instead.
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