Hello! And welcome back to the Curious Kid podcast. The fall is my favorite season because I love the weather this time of year. Where we live, it's cold outside, but not yet freezing. The leaves are changing color before they fall to the ground. It's the perfect

time to grab a book to read and a hot chocolate, with marshmallows, of course. Enjoy the beautiful

weather while it lasts, because a harsh winter may be just weeks away. Mail bag.

Mail bag! Mail bag.

Hi, Jacob and Olivia.

Hello from Chicago.

My daughter's Mackenzie Dagny and I love listening to your podcast in the morning while we make breakfast and get ready for school.

Thank you so much for doing your podcast and answering some of the questions that we're really curious about.

McKenzie had a few things she's curious about and thought you might be interested in doing a podcast on.

If you're up for it, we'd love to hear about how clouds make snow, how glass is made, or what is at the center of the earth.

Thanks again for the episodes. We'll keep listening.

Thanks, McKenzie and Dagny. You have some great suggestions.

And here's one more email.

Bryson from Carlsbad, New Mexico is curious about snow.

Why is snow so cold? Why is it white? Thanks for your podcast. Thanks, Bryson. We are

getting curious about snow this week for our listeners in Illinois and New Mexico. And it's going to be

so much fun. Where we live in New Jersey, we didn't get hit with much snow last year at all.

It was a real bummer. You didn't have to take the shovel or snowblower out once.

I know. Hopefully this winter will bring us more snow.

I usually get really excited about snow, at least for one, two, maybe even three good snowstorms. Then I kind of get sick of it.

Not me. The more snow the better. Let it snow. I'm sure lots of kids would agree with you. What is our

chilly question of the week? The question of the week is, what is the difference between a snowstorm and a blizzard?

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