Snow and rain are capable of picking up various pollutants. For example, they can pick up pollution from coal fired power plants.
The pH of rain will go down with the pollutants
Pollutants dumped into the air can eventually get into your body when you eat, drink and breathe. Pollutants in the air fall to earth with the rain drops and snow flakes. The pollutants then become more and more concentrated by biomagnification as they move up the food chain to you.
No. Snow and rain wear mountains down. Mountains are built up by the forces of plate tectonics and, occasionally, by volcanic activity.
Studying planets can be really fun. Jupiter's precipitation is mainly rain and snow, and the rain is snow is made up of Helium.
The fluffiness of the snow can vary how deep it is compared to an inch of rain. On average, however, ten inches of snow is an inch of rain, so .04 inches of rain is similar to .4 inches of snow.
yes, rain, water or snow will ruin the suede on timbs
if you just pick it up from the ground no but if you compact it together it is
BFG offers many types of tires for the snow. 4x4 pick up trucks would be a good car during the winter snow. They have many tires for 4x4 pick up trucks.
Yes, red dust can be picked up from desert regions and get into the clouds, resulting in red rain or red snow.
Snow is made by rain in clouds falling and freezing in the air into little flakes and this is snow. But it has to be about 32 degrees outside for snow to form. you can also make snow by boiling a glass of water in the microave and trowing it up outside but it has to be 10 F or lower out side.
Snow falls slower than rain because of the shape of a snowflake. Flakes are spread out and meet more air resistance than drops do. The air ends up slowing down the snow.
Not really. Sometimes small whirlwinds will pick up snow. These may be called snow devils. They are not tornadoes by any means.