If the grocery store bread shelves are empty, you know there’s snow and ice in the forecast for the South.
It’s not true that the Inuit have a hundred different words for snow. But meteorologists sure seem to.
Skift: A light fall of snow.
Sposh: Slushy snow.
Snirt: Snow mixed with dirt. Put these first three words together and you have the beginning of a Dr…
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