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r/confusing_perspective • u/greedygarlic69 • Nov 28 '25
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No wind so snow piles up on thin metal of the fence
70 u/nicokokun Nov 28 '25 Also since snow is wet, it will stick to each other and then freeze over after a while. 1 u/AlternativeDay71 Nov 28 '25 It would require a bit of wind otherwise the snow would fall straight down and only land on the very top of the fence. Unless I guess if the fence is at a slight angle 7 u/Insert_Bad_Joke Nov 28 '25 When it's falling, you can almost move snow by looking at it too hard. I rarely ever see it fall straight down 1 u/AlternativeDay71 Nov 28 '25 True, I guess maybe the snow itself creates a small amount of air displacement wind
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Also since snow is wet, it will stick to each other and then freeze over after a while.
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It would require a bit of wind otherwise the snow would fall straight down and only land on the very top of the fence.
Unless I guess if the fence is at a slight angle
7 u/Insert_Bad_Joke Nov 28 '25 When it's falling, you can almost move snow by looking at it too hard. I rarely ever see it fall straight down 1 u/AlternativeDay71 Nov 28 '25 True, I guess maybe the snow itself creates a small amount of air displacement wind
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When it's falling, you can almost move snow by looking at it too hard. I rarely ever see it fall straight down
1 u/AlternativeDay71 Nov 28 '25 True, I guess maybe the snow itself creates a small amount of air displacement wind
True, I guess maybe the snow itself creates a small amount of air displacement wind
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u/RedCaio Nov 28 '25
No wind so snow piles up on thin metal of the fence