Weather mailbag: We’re talking rain-snow ratios, smelling a snowstorm, and the last freeze
A general rule of thumb or guideline is that 10 inches of snow would result in an inch of liquid water. If you have a rain gauge, head out to your backyard and measure the snow with a ruler or tape ...
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The Water Cycle: Evaporation, Rain, Snow, and the Ocean
The film discusses the essential role of water in sustaining life and explains the water cycle, which involves the continuous ...
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It’s a snow day. Check out photos as 3rd snowfall of 2025 blankets the Triangle, central NC
The Triangle got its third snowfall of 2025 Wednesday afternoon. The National Weather Service had reports of more than 2 ...
Understanding snow ratios and how this year's snowfall stacks up to a 'normal' year
Most snow is a 10:1 ratio, meaning that for every 1 inch of rain, if it were to fall as snow, you'd have 10 inches on the ...
Triad residents capture winter magic, share snowy scenes
Whether it's a snowy backyard, frosty trees, or your pet playing in the winter wonderland, share your best winter weather ...
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Sea Ice Today
Learn more about the history of Sea Ice Today and ASINA. Sea Ice Today is produced by the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC), which is part of the Cooperative Institute for Research in ...