(sorry about the misspell in the title)
So I was walking to school this morning, and as it was raining, I noticed how the traffic lights had well… I don’t know how to explain it. But anyways, I came up with this post based off that.
Rainstorms
- light rainstorms just cause lights to seem a tiny bit brighter during the night, and crate a sort of effect on the light from it pass g through the raindrops (and the clearer air.)
(can’t upload a picture of mine since my phone perpetually thinks it’s out of memory)
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normal rainstorms. With these you cant see as much, but still can see relatively normal.
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heavy rain. It’s incredibly difficult to see through these. With vehicles you will see the lights long before the vehicle. Possibly you won’t fully see the vehicle till its a few meters away. Sorta makes is awfully dangerous to walk on roads during heavy rainstorms.
normal nightime
- if you are walking without a light, and a vehicle is driving towards you, you can mostly only see the lights from the vehicle
snow
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when there is snow on the ground during the day, it seems a lot brighter than at night (because snow reflects light)
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in heavy snow storms it is next to impossible to see very far.
I can’t really write much more ATM.