A strange question, I know, but Sagebrush recently claimed that when Al Gore spoke of the Arctic sea ice, that was the same as talking about snow. Sagebrush said
"There is no chemical difference between 'ice' and 'snow'"
Jeff M
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Sagebrush also claims that seasons happen because we are further away from the Sun during winter. I think pretty much everyone aside from a select few agree that he isn't all there.
Md. Kabir
The unusual query, I understand, however Sagebrush lately stated that after Ing Gore talked from the Arctic ocean glaciers, which was just like referring to snowfall. Sagebrush stated "There isn't any chemical substance distinction in between 'ice' as well as 'snow.
Gregory B
Likewise there is no chemical difference between Al Gore and Joseph Stalin's corpse. Though Stalin talks and moves less, such distinctions are trivial--merely indicative of human valuations, which Mahamta Gore has transcended by his meditation of humpback whales...
jerry
no, snow from Lake Erie fell on Buffalo, see , cold air hit the warmer lake and it produced a lot of moisture, and since it was below freezing it fell as snow, they call that lake effect snow, peggy you have completely lost it, time to come out of mommy's basement and get a job in the real world
Rich
It's fluffy rain. It doesn't snow anymore. That's a very rare occurance that only happens in very small parts of the earth.