https://grist.org/culture/the-midwest-defined-itself-by-its-winters-what-happens-when-they-disappear/
 

Say goodbye to your winters in the Midwest.  
 

Queue the climate change deniers is 3, 2, 1…. 

5 hours ago, Steve753 said:

It goes up and down then falls. But according gump440 if the surface temperature is above 32f it will be rain and only rain.

Wrong again.  I never said surface temperature, YOU DID.

So funny how you then claimed one of my links said it and then you couldn’t provide proof since it NEVER EXISTED. Now you are just straight up lying. 
 

Oh, another thing, if it’s above 32°F at the ground surface the snow starts melting. Surely you’ve noticed that? 

26 minutes ago, AK440 said:

Wrong again.  I never said surface temperature, YOU DID.

So funny how you then claimed one of my links said it and then you couldn’t provide proof since it NEVER EXISTED. Now you are just straight up lying. 
 

Oh, another thing, if it’s above 32°F at the ground surface the snow starts melting. Surely you’ve noticed that? 

You said there's only rain when it's above 32f.  You were wrong. End of discussion. 

1 hour ago, Steve753 said:

You said there's only rain when it's above 32f.  You were wrong. End of discussion. 

Gawd you’re fucking dumb. It HAS TO BE AT OR BELOW FREEZING 32°F for the atmosphere to produce snow. When it’s above freezing you get rain.  
 

Oh no! Another scientific study that debunks @krom bullshit climate denier claims.
https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/environment/a60819842/50000-year-old-block-of-ice/#:~:text=Scientists from the Oregon State,million in just 55 years.

Krom, partsboy/climate scientist, what’s going on here? Can @Bontz explain? What about @Deephaven? The resident climate change denier experts need to tell everyone why this is just a natural cycle. 

The Day After Tomorrow .... Alaskan Karen's favorite movie and why he's so obsessed with a decades old money grab

There is no causal information in the story.  Completely non-scientific nonsense.  Should actually think when you read it.

2 hours ago, AK440 said:

Gawd you’re fucking dumb. It HAS TO BE AT OR BELOW FREEZING 32°F for the atmosphere to produce snow. When it’s above freezing you get rain.  
 

No it can be warmer in the atmosphere and the precipitation falls as rain then turns to snow or sleet if the temperature is colder below. 

You really don't have a clue.

15 minutes ago, Steve753 said:

No it can be warmer in the atmosphere and the precipitation falls as rain then turns to snow or sleet if the temperature is colder below. 

You really don't have a clue.

Yeah dipshit, 32°F or colder. Just like I said. 

2 hours ago, Bontz said:

The Day After Tomorrow .... Alaskan Karen's favorite movie and why he's so obsessed with a decades old money grab

Science is hard for Chris. 

2 hours ago, Deephaven said:

There is no causal information in the story.  Completely non-scientific nonsense.  Should actually think when you read it.

What the fuck does that even mean? Gawd! You truly are fucking stupid. 
 

7 minutes ago, AK440 said:

Yeah dipshit, 32°F or colder. Just like I said. 

Are you Badgers son?

Just now, Steve753 said:

Are you Badgers son?

Are you illiterate, on the spectrum, or full blown retarded? You’re not good at this.

Just now, AK440 said:

Are you illiterate, on the spectrum, or full blown retarded? You’re not good at this.

Acting stupid comes naturally to some. Good job.

33 minutes ago, AK440 said:

Yeah dipshit, 32°F or colder. Just like I said. 

It snows at temperatures above 32F.
Ski resorts can even make snow above 32f, using nothing more than water that is warmer than 32, and compressed air that is also warmer than 32.

I've seen it and done it when I worked as a snowmaker at Killington

Edited May 23, 20241 yr by krom

25 minutes ago, Steve753 said:

Acting stupid comes naturally to some. Good job.

This from the guy who doesn’t understand water freezes at 32°F.

3 minutes ago, krom said:

It snows at temperatures above 32F.
Ski resorts can even make snow above 32f, using nothing more than water that is warmer than 32, and compressed air that is also warmer than 32.

I've seen it and done it when I worked as a snowmaker at Killington

Ski resorts, bahahahaha! Yeah dipshit, and that’s why they cancelled so many sno-x races this year because it was above 32°F and they COULDN’T MAKE SNOW. 
 

Oh, and I’m losing track… you’re a parts boy/engineer/climate scientist/meteorologist now snow maker. 

12 minutes ago, AK440 said:

 

Ski resorts, bahahahaha! Yeah dipshit, and that’s why they cancelled so many sno-x races this year because it was above 32°F and they COULDN’T MAKE SNOW. 
 

 

. But when humidity is extremely low, the wet bulb temperature may actually be subfreezing (less than 32 degrees Fahrenheit) when the dry bulb temperature is as high as 40 degrees. This makes it possible to make snow at temperatures well above "freezing."

He is too dumb to understand.

On 5/22/2024 at 4:47 PM, Steve753 said:

. But when humidity is extremely low, the wet bulb temperature may actually be subfreezing (less than 32 degrees Fahrenheit) when the dry bulb temperature is as high as 40 degrees. This makes it possible to make snow at temperatures well above "freezing."

Talk about reaching!  That has nothing to do with the freezing point of water. Another swing and a miss.

https://www.weather.gov/news/211009-WBGT#:~:text=It estimates the effect of,cloth%2C evaporation cools the thermometer.

On 5/22/2024 at 5:41 PM, Deephaven said:

He is too dumb to understand.

You don’t own a sled! 

Had to clear another section of glaciers this spring.  

Going to fire up the planting rig and monocrop that bitch.

12 minutes ago, racinfarmer said:

Had to clear another section of glaciers this spring.  

Going to fire up the planting rig and monocrop that bitch.

I’m going to laugh when you are pissing and moaning about drought and dry cracked ground. 

Shit happens.

On 5/22/2024 at 6:33 PM, AK440 said:

This from the guy who doesn’t understand water freezes at 32°F.

Ski resorts, bahahahaha! Yeah dipshit, and that’s why they cancelled so many sno-x races this year because it was above 32°F and they COULDN’T MAKE SNOW. 
 

Oh, and I’m losing track… you’re a parts boy/engineer/climate scientist/meteorologist now snow maker. 

 

On 5/22/2024 at 6:47 PM, Steve753 said:

. But when humidity is extremely low, the wet bulb temperature may actually be subfreezing (less than 32 degrees Fahrenheit) when the dry bulb temperature is as high as 40 degrees. This makes it possible to make snow at temperatures well above "freezing."

 

32 minutes ago, AK440 said:

Talk about reaching!  That has nothing to do with the freezing point of water. Another swing and a miss.

https://www.weather.gov/news/211009-WBGT#:~:text=It estimates the effect of,cloth%2C evaporation cools the thermometer.

On 5/22/2024 at 8:33 PM, AK440 said:

This from the guy who doesn’t understand water freezes at 32°F.

Oh, and I’m losing track… you’re a parts boy/engineer/climate scientist/meteorologist now snow maker.

Holy fuck are you stupid.

And wrong as usual

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 Mammoth Mountain Snowmaking Crew can even make snow at or above 32 degrees

https://unofficialnetworks.com/2023/09/11/snow-guns-physics/

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Seems like magic they can make snow when it’s above 32F but thanks to bit of thermodynamics, they can.

https://www.snowstormsnowmaking.com/pages/snowmaking-101

 

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Believe it or not sometimes you cannot make snow when it is below freezing, but you can when the temperature is at or above freezing.

 

 

 

 

Edited May 24, 20241 yr by krom

Holy ownage.  Go back to dreaming about owning a sled AK

On 5/22/2024 at 8:33 PM, AK440 said:

This from the guy who doesn’t understand water freezes at 32°F.Oh, and I’m losing track… you’re a parts boy/engineer/climate scientist/meteorologist now snow maker. 

Lost track of all the time you've been in this thread, but here is another one, my employee pass from working as a snowmaker at Killington: