Snow On a Clear Day?
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12-06-2010, 11:38 AM
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Snow On a Clear Day?
Can it snow when there isn't a cloud in the sky? This morning it was around 40 degrees here in central Florida. There isn't a cloud to be found anywhere. I swear I saw a short burst of snow flurries not once but twice when I was driving around.
We're 80+ miles from the Atlantic and around 60 miles from the Gulf. As I'm formally from Massachusetts, I know what snow looks like. This really looked like fine granular snow to me. What do you think? Should I be committed? /laugh4 |
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12-06-2010, 08:48 PM
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Snow On a Clear Day?
No,your probably not seeing things. I don't know what the driving engine is behind it,and perhaps some on here know,but it's not uncommon up here in the mountains to see spitting snow on a clear day.
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12-08-2010, 08:28 AM
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Snow On a Clear Day?
Snow on a clear day is usually from blowing snow. That is snow that is already on the ground getting picked up by the wind, carried a distance and then released (aka fall out of the sky).
Virgo since you are in FL and have seen some droughts recently, are there any forest/marsh fires near by? The ash that falls from these fires will resemble snow on a clear day. Trained Weather Spotter CoCoRaHS Volunteer https://www.instagram.com/bostickjm https://twitter.com/BostickJM http://www.livechasers.com/JonathanBostick |
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