Heavy snow rain devastates southwest China
Heavy snow showers began to fall in southwestern China from January 18 until now, causing the entire transport system to be paralyzed and many airports closed.
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Heavy snow showers began to fall in southwestern China from January 18 until now, causing the entire transport system to be paralyzed and many airports closed.
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The temperature of some parts of England has dropped below minus 17 degrees Celsius while most of Poland's territory has been engulfed in snow.
To cope with snow surpluses but lack of water in winter, China's capital will turn snow into water this winter.
The plane may accidentally create holes in the clouds, creating snow or rain on the way.
On February 18, a horrific snowfall claimed 20 lives in a mountainous village in northern Pakistan, while another 30 were still buried in a 1.5-2m thick snow.
The North American weasel is in danger of extinction because the habitat is snow and ice increasingly shrinking under the impact of climate change.
Extremely rare natural phenomenon - curled snow into a tubular shape - has been seen in the UK during a recent snowstorm.
The record high snowfall has affected the traffic and lives of people in many European countries.
According to a recent study by scientists at Ohio University (USA), Kilimanjaro snow will disappear within two decades, due to global warming.
Winter came early in some western US states with heavy snow, causing many traffic problems, schools closed and hundreds of flights delayed.