It melts.What's wrong with you are you crazy, you should you know what happens to snow when it gets warm!? F*** you
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The nasal cavity warms and moistens air as it enters the body.
the sun
It warms the surroundings.
The sun warms the whole Earth, more in some places like the equatorial areas; less in some places like the polar areas.
Yes!
Icicles melt away like snow.
Mt. Kilimanjaro is very high. At high altitudes, it gets colder. That is because sunlight warms the ground which warms the air, so air that is very far from the ground tends to be cold. At when it is cold enough, you get snow.
When snow melts, it becomes water. The process of snow melting is called ablation, where snow transitions from its solid state to liquid form as it warms up and the temperature rises above freezing.
If the Earth warms by three degrees, the Amazon Rainforest dries out and the snow caps on the Alps dissapear. These are only a fraction of the things that could happen.
Snow does not melt if placed in a cooking pan if that cooking pan is placed in the snow outside.There is nothing inherent about a cooking pan that will cause snow to melt, snow melts when it warms up - there has to be an application of heat. Heat causes snow to melt.
No.Some is reflected or absorbed by clouds and dust in the atmosphere.Some warms the earth.Some is reflected by ice and snow.
The nasal captivity is used to warm the air in their lungs. So when a snow leopard breathes in the cold breeze of its habitat, their nasal immediately warms the air into their lungs. If a Snow Leopard didn't have this adjustment then they would probably die from the coldness of the mountain chill.
Yes, because some of it melts and percolates into the snowpack. This doesn't change the overall amount of water in the snowpack because it then decreases in size.
Songbirds normally do not nest until the threat of snow is over, but the hen bird will sit on the nest until the weather warms. Birds are creatures of habit, and always nest in the same way, regardless of weather.
Snow Leopards can see 6x better than humans, their smelling is nothing special, but their nasal cavity is very large, which warms up the air they breathe before it enters the lungs, which is critical in the high altitude of the Himalayas.
The land warms faster