Blizzards

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it can burn the plants and it can also give off harmful chemicals to the plant. It can also burn and die if it does not have special care to it's self. Wow... Lightning turns nitrogen into a usable form for human consumption through plants. Lightning converts the nitrogen in the air from a gaseous form to a usable form for plants. This process is called "fixation". It does not burn plants or cause harmful chemical reactions of any kind.

It means that there is no in between in being a Christian. You are either a full-on Christian ("Hot") or you are not ("Cold"). You are either Gods' friend ("Hot") or you are His enemy ("Cold"). Note: If you are not His friend, then you are His enemy. This is what God says about it, not me. "Lukewarm" means that God really dislikes people that refuse to make a choice, e.g.when a person says something like, "Oh, I'm not God's enemy or anything, I'm just still thinking about it." In that case He will spit them out of His mouth like stale, nasty water. An interesting side-note about this passage is the placement of the city of Laodicea. It was between two sources of water that still exist today, although not near as plentiful as they were 2,000 years ago. In one direction lay a natural hot spring of calcium-rich water, while in the other lay a natural source of cold water. The people of Laodicea tried to channel both streams into their city. The distance was so great, though, that by the time the waters reached the city, the hot water had cooled off, and the cold water had warmed up, leaving both literally lukewarm and undesirable. (The calcium-rich stream was, in fact, bitter to the taste and poisonous.) God was using this natural occurrance as an illustration of the spiritual condition of the "Christians" in that city at the time; both had strayed so far from their source that they were worse than useless, they were repulsive.

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The word "yuki" is the Japanese word for snow.

Both a tornado and a blizzard are dangerous storms with powerful winds.

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because the biosphere contains all living life and when snow melts it causes flooding.

A Snow Wave.

The Great White Blizzard began just after midnight on March 12, 1888. Parts of Connecticut and Massachusetts received up to 50 inches of snow, with New Jersey and New York accumulating up to 40 inches. Vermont received 20 - 30 inches of snow in the storm.

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A storm watch means that the weather has the chance of turning into a storm. A storm warning means that the weather has turned bad and is headed your way.

Blizzards lose power because some power lines freeze and other get knocked over with harsh winds.

Both weather and climate both refer to the behavior of the atmosphere. People often think on the time scales of which weather occurs, but not often of the time scales over which climate occurs.

A blizzard is a strong winter storm characterized by blowing snow, winds of at least 35 mph, and visibility of less than 1/4 mile. To be considered a blizzard, these conditions must persist for at lest 3 hours.

A hurricane is an intense tropical cyclone with sustained winds of at least 74 mph. Hurricanes are organized, rotating storm systems that develop over warm ocean water. They are characterized by powerful winds, torrential rain organized into spiral bands, large waves, a storm surge, and a calm center called an eye.

A tornado is a violently rotating column of air extending from the base of a thunderstorm to the ground. Most tornadoes have a visible funnel and often a dust or debris cloud. Compared to other storms, tornadoes are small and short-lived, but very intense. The strongest tornadoes produce the fastest winds on Earth, capable of exceeding 300 mph.

During a blizzard, precipitation typically occurs as snow, which can fall heavily and persistently for extended periods, often leading to significant snow accumulation. Wind speeds of 35 mph or greater, combined with low visibility due to blowing snow, characterize blizzard conditions. The amount of snow can vary widely, but it's not uncommon for blizzards to produce several inches to feet of snowfall. The combination of intense snowfall and strong winds creates hazardous conditions and can lead to travel disruptions and safety concerns.

Yes, winds often get stronger during a blizzard. A blizzard is characterized not only by heavy snowfall but also by strong winds, typically sustained at 35 mph (56 km/h) or more, which can lead to reduced visibility and dangerous conditions. These high winds can create snowdrifts and exacerbate the harshness of the winter weather.

Humans can limit the negative effects of a blizzard by preparing in advance through effective planning and communication. This includes ensuring proper winterization of homes, stocking up on essential supplies, and having a clear emergency plan. Communities can enhance safety by implementing timely weather alerts and road maintenance strategies, while individuals can stay informed and avoid unnecessary travel during severe conditions. Additionally, fostering a sense of community can encourage mutual support and assistance during extreme weather events.

By definition, visibility in a blizzard is 1/4 mile or less.

The 1972 Iran blizzard dropped up to 26 feet (7.92 meters) of snow in some areas. This massive amount of snow resulted in significant devastation and loss of life in the region.