Cognitive psychology is the study of mental functions like learning, attention, memory, reasoning, conceptual development, language acquisition, perception and decision-making.
Wind - Some winter storms have extremely strong winds that can create blizzard conditions. with blinding, wind driven snow, drifting, and dangerous wind chills. These intense winds can. bring down trees and poles, and can also cause damage to homes and other buildings. Snow - Heavy snow accumulations can immobilize a region and paralyze a city, strand. motorists, stop the flow of supplies, and disrupt emergency services. Buildings may collapse, and trees and power lines can be destroyed from heavy snow.
In fact, very cold air does not make very much snow. 3. Warm, rising air is needed to form clouds and cause precipitation. For a blizzard to form, warm air must rise over cold air. There are two ways that this may happen. Winds pull cold air toward the equator from the poles and bring warm air toward the poles from the equator. When warm air and cold air are brought together, a front is formed and precipitation occurs. Warm air can also rise to form clouds and blizzard snows as it flows up a mountainside.