Does snow make a noise?
@michelledarcy (5220)
7 responses
@randomosity_prevails (1110)
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8 Feb 07
You're not going mad (or if you are, I am too!). There's something about the snow. It's tangible. For me, it's like a snapshot. Everything stops, and there's just the snow. We haven't had that much, it's just laying lightly, but there's still something so different about it. Snow turns everyone into nine year old children too :)
It sounds soft, it's one of those sounds that sounds like it's coming from nowhere, but it's so calming.
@michelledarcy (5220)
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8 Feb 07
So do you think that its the silence that I notice and maybe thats why I think it makes a noise?
@kathy77 (7486)
• Australia
8 Feb 07
Oh yes when it is snowing there is definately a different atmosphere in the air, no you are not completely mad at all you can get this feeling from the snow falling, that we can hear the snow falling, what a wonderful feeling you receive from the snow.
@rosie_123 (6113)
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8 Feb 07
Yes, there is a different atmosphere when it's snowing, - but I actually think it is because it's so quiet - not because it makes a noise. It wraps everything in a sort of blanket, so you can't hear the sound of footstps, or cars and everything is muffled by the stillness.
@aquarian9 (548)
• Canada
8 Feb 07
When it is snowing I notice an accoustic differnce. As the air is full of snow flakes, the denseness lessens echoes. Sometimes when it is really cold, almost too cold to snow we can hear the snow hit the ground.
@bethack52 (407)
• United States
8 Feb 07
i dont think it does but people do when its so beautiful, they ohhh, and awwwww! lol