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If you’ve ever been out in an area covered by a significant snowfall, you may have noticed the “hush” that often occurs. Some of the quietness is probably due to the lack of traffic on nearby streets, but snow actually has a sound-deadening effect. You can read more about it here at the University of Kentucky News blog.
Source: https://www.forestwander.com/2009/12/gristmill-winter-snowfall-front/ via Commons Wikimedia
