In a few centuries the firn will be called a glacier. Fresh snow falls each year on nearly one-fourth of the earth's dry land surface. In our hemisphere it falls on one square mile out of two. Around the world, one-third of all the water used for irrigation comes from snow. In the western part of the United States, that figure jumps to 75 percent.
Farmers can count on snow in winter a lot more than they can count on rain in spring or summer.
That would put all of Georgia knee-deep under water. To top it off, all of this activity has a powerful cleansing effect on the atmosphere, dragging untold pollutants out of the air and, potentially, away from our lungs. The cleansing of heart pollution can happen only if you come to God through faith in His only begotten Son, Jesus Christ. Your comment is welcome.