And I like this one, Snow Has Returned to Kilimanjaro.

Ice cover waxed and waned.

The top of the mountain is covered in snow.

The mountain is covered with snow.

Look at that mountain which is covered with snow.

The whole country was covered in snow.

The snow sits heavy on them

There's no ice over it.

Not simply to the flanks of the mountains, but to the very iced peaks which are the destiny of the pilgrims.

We saw the ground covered with snow.

And there's a volcano behind, which has glaciers at the very top.

The snow lay on the ground, frozen into a thick, hard crust.

Most of the time, you can't see the end of your cigar. Fog, fog, fog. I'm used to it.

Snow and ice, ice and snow.

Ice overlying the lake is 3,750 to 4,350 metres thick.

Even if the Arctic Ocean becomes ice free in the summer, most of the year it is not, and icebergs from melting glaciers will become more common and possibly larger. This, together with frequent, powerful, and icy storms that appear on short notice, increases the likelihood of blowouts and other spills.

The air surrounding Greenland and Antarctica has recently become warmer and more humid. Warm and humid air will increase melting of ice in low regions at the edges of the ice sheets while boosting snowfall over cold high regions in the interior.

We're working in most of the major glaciated regions of the northern hemisphere.

Back in 1968, you can see that the mountain range of Brokeback Mountain was covered in 151 inches of snow pack.

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Most of Britain, all of Scandinavia, covered by ice several kilometers thick.

Ice pellet mixed with snow

Ice pellet or snow

Snow mixed with ice pellets

Snow or ice pellets

Not like snow, not like ice.

So for instance, when Julius Caesar arrived in North Africa, huge areas of North Africa were covered in cedar and cypress forests.

So that they were covered over by what they were covered over.

So they were covered with whatever covered them?

so that there covered it that which covered.

Then covered them with that which covered them.

So there covered them that which did cover (i.e. torment with stones).

And covered them with whatever covered them.

and caused them to be covered with that which He covered them with.

So that there covered them that which did cover.

covering it with what covered it.

so that there came upon them that which came.

And covered them by that which He covered.

and covered them with torment.

So there covered them that which covered.

and then covered them from sight forever.

So that (ruins unknown) have covered them up.

Coverage of all ice affected regions is routinely available every 1 3 days under all weather and light conditions.

Particularly Mars, but also Europa, the small, icy moon around Jupiter.

Bewitch him. Cover him with snow.