snow globes water level low and cloudy?
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WOW Joyce, your question is the second time I've ever heard of (actually SAW it the first time) something like this.\nWe'd discovered that the water stabilizer had reacted with one of the pigments in the paint inside making both, a gas pocket, AND a cloudy mixture inside. Unfortunately, there's not a whole lot you can do about it except for taking it back where you bought it from and maybe trading it for another?\nHope that helps.
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You probably would have been better off just checking a weather site to get this info.  Sorry...
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I dunno but we've been getting some pretty cold weather up here in OR and the ski resorts have lots of snow here.  Why not check yahoo weather to find out?
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There is little precipitation at the Antarctica because of the low temperatures. Cold air does not hold as much moisture as hot air. In the winter for exsample the humidity is lower than in the summer ( humidity is scale of how much moisture is in the air). Moisture in the air rises and settles in the clouds to produce snow or rain. When the temperature stays as cold as in does in Antarctica little moisture is present to create snow or rain. The snow that is on the ground in pictures and movies that you may see has been there for sometime. There is stays so cold that when snow does fall it takes it a long time to melt. I hope this was helpful.
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Temps close to the freezing point. If you have noticed often when rain is changing to snow quickly,the flakes at times are huge!
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Trace amounts of snow fell.\nPrecipitation was .26"
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Cold, windy, and overcast.
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what you see on the cirrus clouds (the streaks, or tails) and slowly fading away is actually snow. blown byt the winds =)
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Com'on people, you should know this.\n\nPut in the ice cube slowly, some water spills out, most of the ice is under water (about 92% due to lower density).  Ice melts in time and the water level drops very slightly due to: 1) water temperature drops a bit (higher density, lower volume), 2)evaporation.
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It actually has to do with the dryness of the air between the storm and the area just above the ground and the difference in pressure between the storm front and the storm itself. As the super low pressures meet the moist air in the storm, they cause it to equalize rapidly, which, as we know from our nitrous oxide cans, causes the temperature to drop rapidly. This is what needs to happen to form ice crystals, not just ice. As the snow falls to the air close to the earth, it will melt back to rain or fog if the air below is too moist. The UK, like Louisiana and Florida, is known for having extreme humidity levels and low altitude. The air on the ground can be below zero, while the air below the storm (where the snow falls into first) may be wet and warm. Another thing that may affect snowfall is that the pressure close to the ground causes the snow to quickly expand and vaporize into fog and invisible humidity. This is where your altitude comes into play. Lower altitude, higher pressure. Altitude may not matter, though, if the air is dry and cold enough, just below the storm. It snows in some deserts where air is dry (which loses heat easily) and the altitude may even be sea level.
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In the part of Wisconsin US where I'm at it is sunny with a few clouds once in a while. Our neighbor was mowing lawn today (I think he's the first person in the neighborhood so far.\n\nEnjoy the storms you're getting, it's been pretty dry up here lately (for the most part(
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1/21/06 forecast: Variable clouds with numerous snow showers or flurries expected. High 19F. Winds ENE at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of snow 60%.\nNight: On and off snow showers ending. Breaks in the overcast later. Low 2F. Winds N at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of snow 40%.
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Cold. Their water evaporates slower.
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Gloomy, cold, gray, wet and cold.
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Sounds cold but have a good time:\nhttp://www.surfline.com/travel/surfmaps/surfmap.cfm?id=37
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Fog is a low lying stratus cloud.
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Snow is crystalized water and ice is frozen water.