Cypresses in the snow

The snow melted on the ground. But the snow did not melt on the branches of the cypresses. This is the situation ten minutes after a snow storm. What is the conclusion? Perhaps the ground is warmer than the branches of the cypress. Or there is more moisture on the ground and the snow melts faster when it collides with wet soil. What do you think?

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