kellyclowers:

reputayswift:

reputayswift:

Is there a word for that like, “bright darkness” you get in winter?? When it’s been snowing or it’s supposed to snow past sunset and the sky isn’t Dark Enough. One of my favorite things

Thanks to @raindropwindow and a handful of articles, it’s called snow albedo, skyglow, snowglow, or just light scattering! It’s the result of moon- or artificial light reflecting off ground snow, low clouds, or ice crystals.

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that nsfw snow…


Tags:

#anything that makes me laugh this much deserves a reblog #juxtaposition #snow #language #pretty things #landscapes

sinesalvatorem:

bombchel534:

dragon-in-a-fez:

There's an App for Snow Shovelling

your move baby boomers

Lmao

Never underestimate what is and isn’t an app


Tags:

#millennials #(mostly as a blacklist tag for people tired of uphill-both-ways-ing) #I’m at least 50% convinced this is some kind of marketing campaign for unsnow.me #I notice their current userbase is tiny #(and they’re the sort of service that needs a large userbase if they’re going to operate at all) #but it’s an interesting enough idea that I’m willing to help them advertise #and anyway #I didn’t actually laugh aloud but it still amused me enough to reblog

Fuck.

It’s not even November yet, dammit. “First snowfall that sticks long enough for me to put a footprint in it” is supposed to be November ~5th around here.

On the bright side, it’s supposed to be back up to double-digits Celsius tomorrow, so it won’t stick too much longer than needed to put a footprint in it.

(But still.)


Tags:

#weather #oh look an original post


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bobbycaputo:

Aerial Photographs Capture the Aftermath of This Week’s Brutal Snow Storm in Buffalo, NY Photographed by Buffalo News’ Chief Photographer Derek Gee


Tags:

#home of the brave #snow #sweet gods #(to those of you who remember I live not *all* that far from here: don’t worry about me) #(we’ve got…maybe eight inches?) #(our storms *looked* pretty impressive (and by November standards they were) but it’s *nothing* like this)