For humans, it makes it harder for us to get around. The hills can be icy and hard for cars to drive up. There can be so much snow, that you can barely walk outside. Snow makes it harder for carnivores to hunt, because the prey can be either in hibernation because of the cold, or are dying because of the lack of plants. Which brings me to why herbivores are effected. The plants and fruit they eat are rotting and dying. There is barely any food for them to survive. I hope this has answered your question.
For humans, it makes it harder for us to get around. The hills can be icy and hard for cars to drive up. There can be so much snow, that you can barely walk outside. Snow makes it harder for carnivores to hunt, because the prey can be either in hibernation because of the cold, or are dying because of the lack of plants. Which brings me to why herbivores are effected. The plants and fruit they eat are rotting and dying. There is barely any food for them to survive hope this has answered your question.
Snow comes in most climates in the later part of the year. The snow is associated with the shorter days and darker mornings. Combined these events make our brains react negatively due to the psychological make up of the brain. The brain reacts repressively; releasing lease pheromones and adrenalin is released much slower, causing the body to calm and depression to set in easier.
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. For humans, it makes it harder for us to get around. The hills can be icy and hard for cars to drive up. There can be so much snow, that you can barely walk outside. Snow makes it harder for carnivores to hunt, because the prey can be either in hibernation because of the cold, or are dying because of the lack of plants. Which brings me to why herbivores are affected. The plants and fruit they eat are rotting and dying. There is barely any food for them to survive. I
how snow storms affect people is they interact with people when they need to get somewhere important like the hospital for a family member or s friend
It stops birds from finding food so they starve to death, deer can't get to the grass underneath and lot's of other animals starve.
For humans it is harder to get around and animal's.
the snow melts and the water makes a flooed
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Yes, the Lake George NY does get the lake effect snow. The areas of Lake George NY that gets the effect of snow is usually remain frozen.
Because when snow melts it makes water and if there's a lot of snow then there will be a lot of water which will cause a flood.
The orographic effect is rain or snow that occurs.
No.
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There are many things that cause the snow effect on the TV such as a loss of signal or electromagnetic interference. These things can usually be resolved by adjusting cords or cables on the TV.
snow blizzard
Effect of Snow on Petit-Montrouge was created in 1870.
it may lead to a flood or snow or even ice. this can all cause damage and types of disease that can effect a human like colds or illness
Yes, the Lake George NY does get the lake effect snow. The areas of Lake George NY that gets the effect of snow is usually remain frozen.
Much of their snow is "lake effect snow".
The reflection of sunlight on snow can cause temporary blindness.
Snow absorbs high frequenciies.
Children need to learn that every thing has a cause and effect in life. Such as if you push your sister down onto the gravel that will cause her to have the effect of cut up knees and hands. That will cause you to suffer the effect of getting a whipping by your grampa. If you put tar on a person, the cause, and add feathers to the tarred person the effect will be a person who is not only tarred and feathered but also an effect of nast revenge being carried out on you. If you cause bleach to land in ammonia you will suffer from t he effect of the chemical mixture. It can kill you, cause blindness and severe nerve damage. Now here is it bacwards. The effects of the terrible storm, six feet of snow, will cause hundreds of car accidents.
it is from the lake effect
the different between cause and effect.... cause=what cause the problem or what cause it to become a problem effect=what effect did it have on it hope that help u(: