Jan 28, 2018
If you think we’re having a fridged
winter, In 1912 it was so cold Niagara Falls froze
over. Did you know that at 90 degrees below zero, your
breath will freeze in midair and fall to the ground?
I’ve always wondered how
meteorologists standing outside covering a blizzard stays
warm? One reporter said when they have to work in a
snowstorm, they wear heat wraps and a wetsuit under their clothes
to stay warm and dry.
In
Montana, you might hear locals refer to tiny snowflakes as
flour-sifter snow. And in Appalachia, when
it’s snowing some folks say the old woman’s a losing her
feathers.
Back in the day, New Englanders called
slushy snow sposh!