It depends, but ultimately snowblindness would be more likely to occur on sunny days, This is because the snow reflects the sunlight into your eyes. It makes sense if there is higher intensity of sunlight being reflected on the snow, but sometimes if the clouds are thin enough, they would concentrate the sunlight, making it seem brighter. So it really depends.
Likely candidate is the word: Cloudy. Obviously cloudy.
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sunny
No it will not it will be sunny
cloudy
mostly cloudy,partly cloudy,sunny,partly sunny,clear,overcast,cloudy,I gave a little more because you might want to know 2 more
The opposite of sunny is rainy.Rhyming wordsstainypainygainylainyvainymainlystanlybandyRead more: What_rhymes_with_rainy
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It is sunny ,rainy ,cloudy.
When it is cloudy the whole day, it is very likely to have rain. If there is rain, that would be good for the plant to have water. The plant would need sunlight so that means you need to wait until it is sunny. But if the weather barely is sunny everyday, it might die.
when the sky is clear and sunny
Believe it or not, there is a difference. It relates to the average amount of cloud cover expected. Would you believe partly sunny means more cloud cover than partly cloudy? Can be confusing to the public...mostly sunny means more sun than partly cloudy does, while partly sunny means more clouds than partly cloudy does. Anyway, from least cloud cover to most, the scale is: sunny, mostly sunny, partly cloudy, partly sunny, mostly cloudy, cloudy. Mostly sunny means more sun than clouds, partly sunny means more clouds than sun, and partly cloudy generally means an equal amount of clouds and sun.