Since the North started melting, what weather pattern seems to happen all the time?

Since the North started melting, what weather pattern seems to happen all the time?

• A. Snow
• B. Fog
• C. Rain
• D. Sunshine

Answer: (C)

When the North starts melting, warmer air holds more moisture, and that moisture tends to fall as rain rather than snow. As melting continues, temperatures stay above freezing more often, so precipitation is more likely to come down as rain on a repeated, nearly constant basis. In such a warming, damp climate, rain remains the regular pattern rather than snow, sunshine, or fog. Snow requires consistently cold temperatures, sunshine depends on clear skies, and fog, while possible, isn’t usually the perpetual weather pattern in a setting dominated by ongoing rain.

When the North starts melting, warmer air holds more moisture, and that moisture tends to fall as rain rather than snow. As melting continues, temperatures stay above freezing more often, so precipitation is more likely to come down as rain on a repeated, nearly constant basis. In such a warming, damp climate, rain remains the regular pattern rather than snow, sunshine, or fog. Snow requires consistently cold temperatures, sunshine depends on clear skies, and fog, while possible, isn’t usually the perpetual weather pattern in a setting dominated by ongoing rain.