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ColdFront77 wrote:That is all I am going by, 6" of heavy wet snow and 6" of light fluffy snow are still six inches, no matter what the liquid equivalent is. There is really nothing that can be changed with the same snowfall amount aside from the fact that if it were melted the "rainfall equivalent."
Not sure how else to say what I mean. There is no reason for us not to agree with each other.
Hello Tom...............The only statement made about the difference of the two six inch snow amounts is the liquid ratio and that was all..................Your making the issue out of this...................
For one go back a look at your previous statement!
"There is no way to change six inches of heavy wet snow compared to six inches of fluffy snow."<--------Made by you Tom..........
I hope this helps and please read everything before jumping the gun please!!!! Thanks!
...that is an issue of depth. That has nothing to do with the fact that one man's 6" snowfall in Buffalo is not always the same from a compositional standpoint, as another man's 6" snowfall in Philly.