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Snow forms when the atmospheric temperature is at or below freezing and there is enough moisture in the air. But the temperature at the ground level may be warmer, sometimes above freezing.
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When was The Snowy Day created?
The Snowy Day was created in 1962.
What is the ISBN of The Snowy Day?
The ISBN of The Snowy Day is 0-14-050182-7.
How do you describe a snowy day?
snowy cold wet white
Snowy egret were does it live?
because the snowy egret live by hunting during the day.
What is snowy day?
It is about 20F and -7C.
Who wrote the snowy day?
Maurice Seendak
What is snowy day temperature?
It is about 20F and -7C.
How much does snowy eat a day?
6 or 7 times a day
What is the Difference between snow day and snowy day?
Snow day: Day off from school, usually because the road conditions are too awful to expect a decent attendance. Snowy days are simply days when it snows!
Is the snowy owl nocturnal?
Yes they are. But they hunt mostly at the day.
When would you avoid a snowy day?
when a snow storm is about to hapen
How much water dose a snowy owl need a day?
Snowy owls, like most other raptors, get their water from the meat that they eat.
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