The bacteria that cause Tuberculosis are nasty little beasts. The white blood cells that clear infection in your body work by ingesting bacteria and then breaking them up, and the TB escapes this by letting itself get ingested and then sitting inside your white blood cells.
When a snow storm produces large amounts of snow it may take several days to complete all sidewalk and trail snow removal since crews prioritize streets and heavily accessed sidewalks first. On average, the City of Burnsville receives 48 inches of snow per year, resulting in crews plowing anywhere from 15-25 times each winter, depending on snowfall amounts. There are 18 full plow routes maintained with equally as many pieces of heavy equipment, including but not limited to:
How much snow does the park get and does it ever go away? The average snowfall at Crater Lake is 533 inches every year. That's about 44 feet. The greatest cumulative snowfall for one season was 879 inches (73 feet) the winter of 1932-33. The greatest depth on the ground at one time was 258 inches (21Â½ feet) the winter of 1983.