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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 2018

Page

4

Snowy Secrets From The North And The Easy Way To Make Snow

The article notes Syracuse New York records the most snow at about 123.8 inches annually while many Florida and California cities rarely see snow. It recalls winter began on December 21 the solstice and explains how snow forms: freezing temperatures must exist in clouds and ground, moisture must be present, and the air must rise aided by warm air meeting cold air or mountain uplift.

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Snow’s Blessings and Burdens Across Seasons

Snow provides water for crops and ecosystems, acts as a protective blanket for farms, and feeds rivers and reservoirs when it melts. It also hinders mobility, elevates crash risk, and imposes heavy costs for removal and salt application in communities.

Frostbite Safety Tips For Outdoors In Cold Weather

Advice for avoiding frostbite when outside including checking fingers toes cheeks ears and nose for numbness or whitening. How to rewarm safely and avoid direct heat rubbing or exercising the area. Clothing guidance and pet care tips plus a note about staying dry and hydrated.

Snowmen Lunch Joke and Poles Climate Notes

Shannon and Stanley share a playful ice pun about lunch while Eco Note explains why the Arctic and Antarctic are cold. The North Pole ocean is cold yet warmer than ice, warming air slightly, while Antarctica is dry high land averaging about 7,500 feet. Higher elevations mean colder temperatures.

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Mini Page Social Media Push Promotes Standards Resources

The feature invites teachers to use standards-based activities with a link to bit.ly MP standards and to follow The Mini Page on Facebook for updates. The snippet emphasizes classroom resources and social media engagement.

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