Does it snow in the deciduous forest?

Answer 1

Of course, it snows commonly in the forest. The boreal forest occupies much of the mid-high latitudes, where it snows the most. But the cover of the land really has little to do with what goes on in the atmosphere.

Answer 2

Yes, deciduous forests can experience snowfall during the winter months in regions where temperatures drop low enough for snow to form. Snowfall in deciduous forests can contribute to important ecological processes like providing water for plants and animals and insulating the forest floor.

Answer 3

=you idoits NEED to know how to answer my questions ok? but anyways i dont konw the answer to that all i know is its temperate climate is about 50 begrees F.=

Answer 4

Yes, but the snow melts relatively quick especially since the temperatures in the winter go as low at 27 degrees Fahrenheit..

Answer 5

penis.

No. Deciduous trees lose their leaves in the autumn and then grow new ones in spring.

Answer 6

they were cold in the winter and warm in the summer but in the fall the leaves fall off and the leaves grow back in the spring

Answer 7

I was wondering how long the Deciduous Forest's growing season was. I think it is 10 months, I don't remember.

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

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