Oh honey, that phrase is just a sassy way of saying it's so darn cold that the air is too dry for any snowflakes to form. Basically, it's like saying "I'm freezing my butt off, but at least I won't have to shovel any snow." So, next time someone drops that line on you, just give them a knowing nod and tell them to bundle up!
snow is cold because its made of COLD WATER. Snow happens when its freezing outside, and so is in the clouds. Then, the water inside of the clouds freezes, but not too much (it would be a hail storm then) and when its time to rain, instead of raining, its snowing. and that's why snow isn't warm.
Yes! Unless it is too cold for the salt to work.
no, snow is water. However, it is not recommended to eat snow ( in a survival situation) because it can "burn" the inside of your mouth from being too cold and above all, it can lower your body temperature thus speeding and catalyzing hypothermia. Eating hand fulls every now and then to help stave off dehydration is fine, just dont over do it.
The snow will stick to the ground if the ground is cold enough to keep the snow frozen. If the ground is too warm, it will melt the snow right as the snow hits the ground. The air temperature isn't always the same as ground temperature, keep in mind, because a solid, such as rock and dirt, holds heat longer than air. another answer:snow falls because the air in the cloud is too cold and form ice crystals,they then get too heavy and fall.falling snow gets enlarged while fallling but it also breaks into parts.when snow hits the ground it builds up and creates a mound of snow.when it gets hot the snow melts and evaporates and snows or rains somewhere else in the world
No. Snow forms when air that is moist enough rises to an altitude where the temperature is below freezing. Ice crystals that we call snowflakes then form. If it is cold enough near the ground these snowflakes will reach the ground as snow. If it is too warm the snowflakes will melt and become rain.
The Snow Leopard survives in warm weather too but is well adapted to cold.
The snow is a white thick coating on the ground when it is too cold to rain. It becomes icey & that's how we get snow. x :)
Zero. It's too cold and dry in the Antarctic interior to snow.
the animals could get too cold and freeze
No, it's too cold for rain. Only snow.
No. It's too cold and there is no food chain on the continent.
NoNo, it does not snow in Nigeria. Nigeria is too close to the equator to be that cold. Furthermore, elevations are not nearly high enough to support snow.
Not too much, but sometimes it gets REALLY cold.
Because the weather conditions are too cold for it to come down as rain.
As soon as the girl fell in the snow she immediately stood up and started to shiver for the freezing snow was too cold for her to handle.
In very cold weather, the snow is usually too dry and powdery to stick together to form a snowball. The lack of moisture in the snow makes it difficult to pack and shape into a solid mass. Additionally, extremely cold temperatures can prevent the snow from compacting easily, further hindering the ability to create a snowball.
As long as you can start it and theres not too much snow ride it.