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Then have you ever asked yourself, if water is transparent, why is snow white? The mechanism that enables us to see colour is due to reflection. For example, when light hits a banana, the skin absorbs all of the wavelengths except yellow. Therefore, it reflects the yellow light, determining the colour that we see. Snow is an amalgamation of tiny ice crystals consisting of multiple sides. When light shines on the surfaces, some of them are absorbed, while the rest bounce off. Ice crystals reflect most visible wavelengths that strike it, the sum of the reflected light hues red, violet, etc.
However, this is just the basics as snow can actually be surprisingly colourful.
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Due to higher density of snowflakes being compacted in deep layers of snow, less air is present. As light waves travel into the thick layers, there is less opportunity for light to be reflected. More blue light is scattered, thus more is caught by the eye than red light, which gives off the bluish tint.
Nonetheless, the colour of ice is not solely dependent on this. The little organisms which reside in the snow, dormant in winter, spring up to life in summer and give the icy cold poles a hint of lively red. This algae, which is commonly present in summer at the alpine Polar Regions, contains a bright red pigment. The red pigment absorbs heat, melting the snow around the algae to provide it with water. The patches and streaks of red snow may extend to ten inches and its colour so deep that early explorers took it to resemble port.
Later, there were erroneous claims made that the extraordinary colour was caused by mineral deposits or the products of oxidation leached from rocks. However, do not eat the pink snow!
Despite its delicious sounding name, this watermelon-slushy is a laxative which is bound to give you digestive distress. The snow day excitement is exclusively about being home from school — no one wants to go outside. Boston is now a city besieged. It takes an hour to drive three-quarters of a mile.
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Crowds of people waiting for buses and trains and temporary shuttles look like Red Sox fans after a rout. Walking home from school, we have to scramble over six-foot-high snowbanks. At Star Market and Wegmans, people are shopping to survive an apocalypse: A woman in front of me in line has somehow managed to fill and maneuver three grocery carts.
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Everyone cancels plans. No more basketball practices, swim classes, fund-raising events or coffee dates. This is actually a beautiful thing.
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Snow has released us from the superficial. One night we wake up to the shrieking wind and what sounds like a giant stepping on our roof.
I make myself a peanut butter sandwich, which I eat at the kitchen table with the lights off. Outside, the sky glows orange and snowflakes pat against the glass with the tiniest of sounds: I contemplate the granular cross-section of snow piled waist-high against our sliding door. In the morning we find that the giant steps were actually a whole section of our roof tearing off the house. Fifteen feet of icicle-encrusted gutter and trim board lie partially submerged in snow like the wreckage of a ship.
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We have lost count. The next morning we waken to the sound of dripping water: An ice dam has sprung a leak next to my desk. Ice dams are to Boston what bedbugs once were to New York. My husband grabs a hammer and a ladder and climbs out on the balcony in parka and ski goggles who knew they could be so useful? I listen to squirrels scurrying into the cozy fiberglass insulation of our roof. More scattered snow days.
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