The fence functions by blocking snow drifts. A 100-foot section of fence can produce about 20 kWh to 30 kWh per hour during the daytime in the northern climate, said Mijia Yang, associate ...

Pillow drift may sound more like a sleepy word, but it actually has to do with snow. We have heard about snow drifts in ...

Snow drifts occur when winds blow the snow and a stationary object such as your home or fence stops the snow from traveling farther, and it piles up, creating a mound. It doesn’t take much wind ...

Living snow fences (LSF) can mitigate blowing snow problems, reduce the cost of highway maintenance and improve highway safety. LSF are rows of trees or shrubs that perform the same function as wooden ...