Temperature Inversion: On a sunny day, the ground can heat up while the upper atmosphere remains cold. This can create a situation where snowflakes can form in the colder air above, while the sun shines brightly on the ground.
Localized Snow Showers: Sometimes, a localized snow shower can occur while the surrounding areas are sunny. This can happen when moisture-laden air rises and cools rapidly in a small area, leading to precipitation, while the rest of the region remains clear and sunny.
High-Altitude Clouds: Thin, high-altitude clouds can allow sunlight to shine through while still producing light snow. These clouds can contain ice crystals that fall as snow without completely obscuring the sun.
Geographical Features: In mountainous regions, it is possible to have sunny conditions at lower elevations while experiencing snow at higher elevations due to differences in temperature and moisture levels.
MrCranky
1y ago
🚨🚨🚨Alert: Ukraine officially stops the transit of Russian gas to the European Union.🔥🔥🔥

MrCranky
1y ago
alextheking
1y ago
I can see your vid
BALOO
1y ago
NIGHT TED BAXTER !
MrCranky
1y ago
jacob blocked you because you are an annoying pest baloo!
BALOO
1y ago
.. EU ! ;)
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Shinzon
1y ago
Nope....foreign direct investment.
Shinzon
1y ago
Ireland doesn't need German money, Ireland is richer than Germany. Go LEARN something.
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BALOO
1y ago
too many Irish people and idiots who can buy a computer ! - no more EU money for Ireland ! ^^
Jacob
1y ago
I saw it many times myself, nothing special about it mate
Jacob
1y ago
Temperature Inversion: On a sunny day, the ground can heat up while the upper atmosphere remains cold. This can create a situation where snowflakes can form in the colder air above, while the sun shines brightly on the ground.
Localized Snow Showers: Sometimes, a localized snow shower can occur while the surrounding areas are sunny. This can happen when moisture-laden air rises and cools rapidly in a small area, leading to precipitation, while the rest of the region remains clear and sunny.
High-Altitude Clouds: Thin, high-altitude clouds can allow sunlight to shine through while still producing light snow. These clouds can contain ice crystals that fall as snow without completely obscuring the sun.
Geographical Features: In mountainous regions, it is possible to have sunny conditions at lower elevations while experiencing snow at higher elevations due to differences in temperature and moisture levels.
Shinzon
1y ago
I dunno then...I've asked Jacob about it.
BuckyBeth
1y ago
whet r u afraid of
User blocked you and doesn't want you to see his discussions.