snowsqual

navigate by keyword : attached blanketed branches brush chill chilly christmas cold colder copyspace cortland country countryside covered crow deer degrees dryden elevation environment equinox fahrenheit fingerlakes freezes freezing frosty habitat hail hedgerow hoarfrost ice iloveflx iloveny ithaca landscape meteorology moisture mountains mountaintop noreaster outdoors outside particles precipitation rabbits seasonal skiers snow snowpack snowsqual snowy squal storm temperature textarea tioga tompkins top water weather white winter wintertime wintery wonderland

Fingerlakes country shrub brush covered in frosty snow Royalty Free Stock Photo
Frost covered treeline in Fingerlakes country hilltop Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wintery hedgerow in Fingerlakes countryside with hawk Royalty Free Stock Photo
Treeline higher elevation covered in ice and snow Royalty Free Stock Photo
Frosty country winter landscape in NYS Fingerlakes Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
   
Wintery hedgerow in Fingerlakes snowy countryside
Winter snow country field landscape tree and shrubs Royalty Free Stock Photo
Fingerlakes winter snow covered country field hedgerow Royalty Free Stock Photo
Female Northern Cardinal in a snow storm Royalty Free Stock Photo
Frost and snow winter country landscape in NYS Fingerlakes dusk Royalty Free Stock Photo
Frost covered Fingerlakes treetops in Tompkins county Dryden Royalty Free Stock Photo
Frost and snow mountain treeline in Fingerlakes country Royalty Free Stock Photo
Frosty snow covered brush in country winter wonderland Royalty Free Stock Photo
The freezing level is the elevation at which the air temperature is 32 degrees Fahrenheit. At this temperature, water freezes, including particles of moisture in the air. Below the freezing level, the air temperature is positive and the moisture does not freeze; above the freezing level, the air temperature is negative, and the moisture freezes. The higher the freezing level, the colder the air and the faster and stronger the moisture freezes. In other words, this is the line that separates snow and rain, or where the snow stops melting. This also explains why there is snow on the top of the mountains.


Stockphotos.ro (c) 2026. All stock photos are provided by Dreamstime and are copyrighted by their respective owners.