I live in northern Wisconsin. I’m plenty familiar with snow and cold weather.
Freezing rain comes around once in a while, too. But until my local meteorologist explained how it happens on the late news the other night after an unpleasant day of weather, I really had no idea.
If you’re unaware, snow forms at a higher altitude and falls. On its way to the ground it passes through a warmer layer of air and melts, but then refreezes as it reaches the ground. Simple, but I’d never really given it much thought.
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