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Originally posted by Blaine91555
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I was trapped in blizzard on July the 8th in the early 80,s. I was in Lava Hot Springs, Idaho. The day before it was in the upper 70's.
Originally posted by GM Historian
In the UK a cricket match was once called off because of snow, in JUNE! However I believe it has snowed in August in the UK.
Originally posted by Essan
Originally posted by GM Historian
In the UK a cricket match was once called off because of snow, in JUNE! However I believe it has snowed in August in the UK.
Most reports of summer snowfall are actually soft hail - which can fall in convective storms even in very in warm temperatures and, especially in the immediate aftermath of the storm, does look very much like snow, even forming small drifts. Technically, of course, rain starts off as snow, but melts before it reaches the ground...
Originally posted by dave_54
Originally posted by Essan
Originally posted by GM Historian
In the UK a cricket match was once called off because of snow, in JUNE! However I believe it has snowed in August in the UK.
Most reports of summer snowfall are actually soft hail - which can fall in convective storms even in very in warm temperatures and, especially in the immediate aftermath of the storm, does look very much like snow, even forming small drifts. Technically, of course, rain starts off as snow, but melts before it reaches the ground...
There is hail and there are snow pellets. Two different weather events with different origins. And not all rain starts out as snow. Some start out as rain and stays that way.