A) it is cold enough for snow. B) the weather is temperate. C) the weather is warmer
A) another name for hail, a frozen ball that hits and bounces off the ground and other objects. They have been known to be as large as golf balls. B) storms where rain is super-cooled and freezes to objects on the earth. C) another name for sleet or slush that freeze in the air and accumulate on the ground.
A) Ontario and Quebec B) New Brunswick and Maine. C) New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
A) hypothermia from no power/heat. B) car accidents from very slippery roads. C) falling ice
A) livestock and pets B) trees, utility poles and transmission towers C) houses, trees and cars
A) no power B) falling trees C) flooding
A) up to 3 three weeks B) up to 3 hours C) up to 3 days
A) coated with ice B) wet C) flooded
A) Dairy and Maple Syrup B) Power Companies and Dairy C) Telephone company and Maple Syrup
A) stay home B) go to the basement C) go to the attic. |