Debunked: Dane Wigington's- “Heavy Wet Snow” Is Now Often The Norm

Jay Reynolds · Mar 18, 2013

Jazzy said:
Oo-arr... Thee be a crusty old salt. Step into my Tardis...

I don't know where we'd be without you.

Dr. Who?

Ross Marsden · Mar 19, 2013

Better start a new thread for David Lim... although there is nothing new except the continuation of the new trend to mashup chemtrails, (supposed) weather modification and geoengineering.

And the echo chamber is working...
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152657249650317&set=o.115931788428301&type=1&theater

Cairenn · Mar 19, 2013

I know that Lim is a common name in Indonesia, I think, but I have to wonder if he is related to B.K Lim the guy that thinks the BP well in the Gulf was sealed with a Nuke (and a lot of other nutty things)

Hama Neggs · Jul 6, 2015

Jay Reynolds said:
"Dry" snow, when melted, has 10 inches liquid water for every 1 inch of snow. "Wet" snow can have 10-30 or more inches of meltwater for every inch of snow.

Jay, how can this be right? Did you mean .10?

Jay Reynolds · Jul 6, 2015

Ross Marsden said:
This is incorrect and maybe it's important to clear it up...

In the original post:

This should read:
Snow can be rated as "wet" or "dry" by measuring the amount of liquid water produced when the snow melts. "Wet" snow, when melted, has 1 inch liquid water for every 10 inches of snow. "Dry" snow can have 10-30 or more inches of snow for every inch of meltwater.

Yes, what he said!

Mick West · Jul 6, 2015

I've updated the OP with a quote for the snow/water content. Better late than never.

I don't think Dane was denying wet snow occurred naturally, just that it's happening more now.

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