What happens it they get snowed on
577701
It's better if they get snowed on because they will illuminate the snow and it makes an amazing affect. Especially if you get the twinkle lights. They can be seen up to about 4-6" deep.
577702
They are hung a few inches above ground so a little snow won't cover them. A significant snowfall will cover them and they will "glow" under the snow unless the snow is quite deep, then they will not be visible.
588090
I sure didn't have a problem with it. We had quite a bit of snow this winter and mine worked perfectly. Mine is pretty exposed to the west and north so could be the snow was blown off. I love mine. Saves trips out to the mailbox.
1385669
The lights will not recharge when covered by snow or dust. You will have to clean them off during the day so they can recharge. They work just fine with the snow on top until the battery is run down.
1455042
They do work in this situation. The weight of the car will cause the bottom spikes to grip the ice.
1403793
you should have cleared the snow after using it, I suggest you clear the snow away.
1654620
I'm not sure..they worked fine above freezing but the colder it got the worse they got.
479183
They will take a snow load as long as they are attached to the roof. But they should or need to be cleaned to work properly.
181464
We have not had any problems with water or snow. My husband sealed it before He put it out. Our birds love it.
793639
It works in any temp. It works by making a type of foam. No warm up or heat is used to make the snow
1322879
Or snow....it depends on your camera ...wired or wireless. ....wireless it snows if signal loss .
1042635
am not sure. Have only about 6 inches with 2 inches of sleet on top of that. All of the snow melted away but it could not reach up to the ice although it had turned clear. I normally turn them on before it starts snowing and they do very well
1185961
Your phone auto-corrected your question. On my phone ****storm, becomes snowstorm too.
1104478
We've gotten record snow this winter in the Northeast. And yes, sometimes the wind blows enough so that some snow ends up covering one side of the feeder. However, it doesn't matter to the birds. They'll happily dig beneath the snow to get to the seeds. The seeds themselves have never frozen to the degree where they no longer flow out the bottom. Additionally, this feeder seems to have tiny holes in the base, so that if any rain or snow happens to accumulate on the bottom, the moisture eventually drains out.
1747975
I'm really sorry I can't help you, but it was mostly clear and very cold when we were out. However, when it did snow, they worked great and comfortable.
2015669
Not sure about the snow, but I live on the gulf coast and mine is holding up pretty good! It is heavy duty and it is very nice, the picture doesn't do it justice!
508543
I have not had an issue with ice or snow. Last winter was very bad and they held up fine. The black foam actually helps with melting. Only issue I have had is will small leaves accumulating on top of the foam. Just keep them clean and you should be OK.
584870
Yes. I have had it out all winter long. Lots and lots of snow and ice here no issue at all. It handled it beautifully. It's a wonderful item. No problems with it.