Yes, the ratio of snow to water in the snowflakes can be as low as 3 or 4:1, and as high as almost 30:1, depending mostly on the temperature throughout the lower atmosphere where the snow falls but especially where the crystals form in the clouds.
because some peas are more evaporated. in other words: it is more dry. it has less water in it.
You haven't said "more or less" than what. He weighs more than a beach ball and less than a manatee. Everybody weighs less in water than they do out of it. But every person weighs more than some other people and less that some other other people, whether any of them are in or out of the water.
In some parts of Mexico, such as near the US border in Juarez, and in higher elevations in the mountains of Mexico. Here are some of the cities with seasonal snowfalls in Mexico:JuarezChihuahuaCreelParralMatamorosMonterreySaltilloTorreonDurangoZacatecasSan Luis PotosiTolucaTecateTulancingo
It rarely snows in Honolulu, although there were snowfalls in 2007. The city is subject to sudden hailstorms. Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea, however, do get occasional winter snowfalls.
Less clear water has more algae and other nutrients. It is much more suitable for sustaining life. Clearer water has less nutrients, etc. and is less suitable for sustaining life.
Yes. Some places have seasonal snowfalls, while there are regions where winter is hardly felt.
yes
Oxygen,water,carbon-di oxide and many more other things
Yes. Some towns and villages on the Sierra Madre Mountains have seasonal snowfalls, and some of them have a small but latent risk of being affected by blizzards.
what are some other water pollution causes
It depends on the region/city, as there are some areas in Mexico where seasons are hardly felt, with a warm climate all year round. Other areas have seasonal snowfalls and more pronounced temperature variations. In general terms, Spring (March 21 - June 20) is the warmest season of the year.
It's the other way around - fiber is not digested and holds some water, it will reduce constipation.