halleifloyd
IMG_2364
Over my spring break I went to NJ/PA/NY. While I was there, I encountered the most snow I have ever seen. I've lived in NC my whole life, so compared to the snow that I have seen, the snow in NJ is very different. The composition of the snow up north was very thick, large snowflakes that stuck to the ground. However, the snow that I have seen in NC has always been very powdery, small in snowflake size, and rarely stuck to the ground. I would consider the snow that I saw in NJ a snowburst because it snowed a lot in a very short amount of time. I would like to also comment on the effects snow has on people in NJ vs in NC. Everyone in NJ was driving around despite all of the snow, but in NC it seems like a wasteland because no one leaves their house. It was a very interesting phenomenon to see!
IMG_2364
Over my spring break I went to NJ/PA/NY. While I was there, I encountered the most snow I have ever seen. I've lived in NC my whole life, so compared to the snow that I have seen, the snow in NJ is very different. The composition of the snow up north was very thick, large snowflakes that stuck to the ground. However, the snow that I have seen in NC has always been very powdery, small in snowflake size, and rarely stuck to the ground. I would consider the snow that I saw in NJ a snowburst because it snowed a lot in a very short amount of time. I would like to also comment on the effects snow has on people in NJ vs in NC. Everyone in NJ was driving around despite all of the snow, but in NC it seems like a wasteland because no one leaves their house. It was a very interesting phenomenon to see!