What are 5 ways a blizzard affects the ecosystem?

Answer 1

Little to not at all. Some side affects of blizzards on landforms might be splitting or cracking of tree trunks or limbs, and erosion from runoff after snow melts. Some more serious cracking or breaking of stone or rocks can occur with freezing temps as well. Otherwise, blizzards have very little actual affects on land.

Answer 2

An ice storm effects the environment because the animals die, crops die, and sunlight dies. Nobody really knows about this but heres something to think about. If you want to be cold. then wear shorts, tangtop, when ever theres a ice storm. Don't do it though because then you might get sick, or die!

Answer 3

1. Blizzards can cause extreme cold temperatures, which can lead to hypothermia and frostbite in animals not adapted to these conditions.
2. Heavy snowfall can bury and crush vegetation, making it difficult for plants to survive.
3. Snow can act as an insulating layer, protecting plants and animals from extreme cold temperatures.
4. Decreased visibility and harsh weather conditions can make hunting and foraging difficult for animals, affecting their ability to find food.
5. Melting snow after a blizzard can cause flooding, which can disrupt habitats and displace wildlife.

Answer 4

It effects the envoriment because grass, crops, and plant's are lifted out of the ground making the soil dry and unfertile.

Answer 5

There are several ways that a blizzard can affect an ecosystem. It can kill plants, make animals become stranded, freeze animals, freeze water sources, and ruin soil.

Answer 6

The thing about West Virgina every year there is more and more snow.

In Parkersburg the snow is full of pollution and can not be eaten.