Is it possible to put up Christmas lights if your roof has snow on it?
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I live in the mountains so we get alot of snow and I see people decorate their house just like anyone else, with lights and all kinds of things. I think it will be ok. It's the first year I'm decorating in the snow and I'm putting lights up, just make sure they say weather resistant or something similar on them.\n\nOh sorry! I misunderstood your question! I'm putting mine up before the snows come! That would be better. If it's already snowed where you live then I don't know!! Becareful!
735578
Oh I know I love Christmas time I like to drag it out as long as I can!!! I loove how some houses even have lights up already:) It feels great during the holidays:) Have a good one!!!
772476
I really do agree with you, however this year I missed the day after Thanksgiving so I'm going to do it tomorrow. I can't wait until the lights go up. merry Christmas to you and your family.
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Yes. Anywhere that there is lightning there is a possibillity for red lighting. Red lightning is caused by, lighting traveling from cloud to cloud. The clouds then distort the color.
664846
extra lighting, make it super bright
806094
Nothing but, nice  & I'd like my roof fixed to stop the rain from comin in.  please santa  please, it's been lecking for 5 years now & it's geting worse.
933756
Christmas ornaments and lights
19756
go for a long drive and view all the christmas lights on a hillside... be sure to bring blankets and pillows...
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In Christmas with the Krank's, there is a scene where a guy is setting up a snowman on the roof. The snowman tips over, colliding with the man inelastically (momentum), sliding down the roof (inclined plane/force), and together they fall hard on the ground (energy). I think that should work; I did this project last year as a junior. Good luck with Hinsdale Central's infamous cinema physics project!
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What u can do is find a store that sells really cheap things like Big Lots or u can ask a friend if they have old Christmas stuff that's in good condition if u can have it. As for decorating you house, I would say on the outside, try decorating a couple of trees with lights, put a santa in a sled with reign deer in the front, and if u want to go crazy, u should put a snow man or the santa stuff on your roof. Also try putting a couple of snow men in your fron lawn.
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Pick a color. Match your tree to the room it is in, or coordinate it. \nGold is gorgeous, so is silver. I personally like to mix green, red, and white.\nPick shiney ornaments, or glass ones. The lights of the tree shine through the glass ones, very pretty. Shiney ones reflect the light. Both pick up the light from the room in the daytime.\nPick a theme. I saw a tree decorated with painted wooden ornaments, like toys, boats, trains, soldiers, very cute, it had multi color lights. . Saw one in tartan plaid. Another was all snowflakes and icicles, clear lights. Saw one in all angels.\nThe style this year is all one color ornaments and lights, with big ornaments.. \nHere is a trick, buy some bigger, longer ornaments for the gaps in the tree[and the bottom], and some smaller ones for the middle of branches, and smallest ones for the top, and very ends of the branches. I coordinate the color of the end ornament to match the ornament on the branch, it draws your eye there.. I buy some of those little glass balls, that come in a plastic round package, so many for a couple of bucks.\nAnother cute trick, I tuck a small angel, or a doll, or a Santa face in some of the gaps, and I love to do so at eye level. People get a start when they come close to the tree and there is Santa looking back.\nI have a pink tree, a cardinal tree[the bird, not the baseball or football team], and a big whatever tree.\nI admit to having some Waterford Crystal ornaments. I play with the lights behind them, so they shine through the ball. It is spectacular, you can see the glow clear across the room.\nLast year, Good Houskeeping magazine, Martha Stewart, Better Homes and gardens, all had xmas trees, and ornaments. Type Christmas tree into your browser, I did. also ornament.\nHope this helps. Merry Christmas.
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No, the best way to detangle Christmas lights is to find a mouse, and tie the end of the lights to his tail.  Then dangle some fine cheese in front of him in just the right places so he runs in and out all between the cords until he has all the \nknots and kinks undone.  Voila!  your lights are ready to install.\nMaybe you should call in a professional electrician to do this tricky job.
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I have some outside my house right now- its cold and white- its pretty when it first falls and everything is covered evenly, but once the snow plows come in, the snow gets mixed with dirt and then becomes dirty, grey and its tough to drive in and it causes a lot of car accidents and people slip and fall- and its a pain to shovel because there are different types of snow- the light fluffy kind and the heavy wet kind- the heavy kind causes muscle and back aches to shovel because it is HEAVY!!  I will say though- its nice to have white Christmas'
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if it's winter time maybe you can put it outside if the temperature is 55 or below.
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You know what I think? I say as long as you don't leave your lights up all year long... lol... \n\nIt'a absolutely about personal preference. I like to get started early because I like to enjoy the decorations. what's the point in all the hard work if you're just taking them all down so quickly?\nBut I don't think there is a rule.
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no. because some time will raing so u wouldn't get the day light
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So no presents for you this Christmas!\nGo out on Christmas eve night and look for moving lights in the sky.  My kids have told me it is only an aeroplane.\nI don't believe them.