Have you ever wondered what 219% of average snowfall looks like?

[ripcord]

Rock Canyon Campground, Utah

[OAITW r.2.0]

1. Doesn't look like the same structures.

Check the background on both. Not disputing the snow, just the location.

[2naSalit]

2. The snow one just doesn't show...

As much background. The dark tree over the left end of the left outhouse is the same. Also, the snow highlights background features you can't really see when it' covered with foliage. The snowfield on the slope behind the one on the right matches the green photo.

A pair of outhouses and a sign.

[OAITW r.2.0]

3. I guess it possible...I do see the ski slopes on the right.

The background mountains aren't there. but it could be cloud cover...

[LudwigPastorius]

5. The second picture is from a much higher angle, and slightly to the right of the first.

[hay rick]

6. The camera is closer to the subject in the second shot.

It looks like the snow comes up to within a foot of the peak of the gable roof. The person taking the shot is almost looking down at the roof. The mountains are out of view because they are above the frame of the picture.

[Nasruddin]

7. Snow vantage

If the snow picture was taken at the same place as the original ...
all you'd see would be white. The camera would be under the snow cover.

[2naSalit]

8. +1

[NutmegYankee]

9. I agree with two previous replies

The angle of the photo is slightly changed, but the profile of the mountain in the snow shot matches the top photo if zoomed in to the left and aimed more down.

[Eyeball_Kid]

10. It's a different camera perspective.

The posts and the roofs of the structures are viewed from a position above the snowless photo. Looks like about an eight foot difference.

[Xipe Totec]

4. 219% of average snowfall, in South Texas, is 1/4th of an inch. nt

[OnlinePoker]

11. After years of drought, they're now looking at flooding in parts of Utah

How long until the governor says it was due to the prayers for moisture he called for a year and a half ago?