The snow reflects the sunlight and burns the skiers.
Because the sunrays Reflects off of the whight snow. This is what causes the skier to get sun burned. Hope that Ansewerd your Question!
Yes, they can occur during particularly strong Nor'Easters even in winter accompanied by snow.
The warm water of the Gulf of Mexico can provide warm, moist air to the southeastern U.S. even in the winter months, which can lead to thunderstorms. Temperatures along the Gulf Coast during the major tornado outbreak of January 2017 were above average. Wind shear during the winter months is usually strong, which means that strong winter thunderstorms have a fair chance of becoming supercells.
Yes, many recent meteorological reports suggest an even snowier winter than last year!
The winters will be even colder and the summers will be hotter.
Because the sunrays Reflects off of the whight snow. This is what causes the skier to get sun burned. Hope that Ansewerd your Question!
because the snow reflects the sunlight, thus sunburning the skiers Snow reflects sunlight so it gives sunburns. The rays are normally absorbed by the ground bouncing off the snow and hit you indirectly.
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Yes, they can occur during particularly strong Nor'Easters even in winter accompanied by snow.
He had a strong strategic army... they defeated everyone they battled and worked even in the winter. They were feared by other kings and armys.
People tend to severely underestimate the power of the sun to cause sunburn and think it has something to do with temperature (it sort of does, but not a lot).Let's say just for the sake of argument that the insolation of a given square meter of skin (or anything else, really) is only 1/4 as great in winter as it is in summer.You can get a sunburn on unprotected skin in 15 minutes in summer, so that means an hour in winter would get you just as sunburned. Very few people go skiing for less than an hour.Also, there's the fact that white snow reflects a lot more of the sun's rays that aren't hitting you directly back up at you than green grass does, giving you a relatively larger effective gathering area.
It does not need to be hot, for one to get sunburn. Sunburn is the result of over-exposure to the Sun's ultraviolet radiation. Skiers faces and hands are exposed to the Sun when skiing, particularly at high altitudes. The snow also reflects radiation, which other surfaces, such as grass and rock, would absorb.
Yes, it is a winter sport and even it is the Winter Olympic sport.
Yes. Tornadoes Winter is generally the month with the fewest tornadoes, but winter tornadoes, some even as strong as F5, have occurred. At this time of year they are generally limited to warm climates such as the southern U.S. Winter tornadoes can be more dangerous than others because they tend to move faster, giving less time to warn people.
Patio umbrellas are a good source of shade and most can keep you from getting sunburned or even keep you out of the rain. you can buy patio umbrellas at a farm suppy store or even walmart.
The warm water of the Gulf of Mexico can provide warm, moist air to the southeastern U.S. even in the winter months, which can lead to thunderstorms. Temperatures along the Gulf Coast during the major tornado outbreak of January 2017 were above average. Wind shear during the winter months is usually strong, which means that strong winter thunderstorms have a fair chance of becoming supercells.
yes! it doesnt mean anything to the ant even if its winter.