Snow. You can put it in a cone and eat it, roll it in a ball and throw it at your brother, or lay in it and make supernal beings with your arms and legs. It looks pretty when it’s falling from the sky, but it is a danger to drivers and ambulatory grandmas everywhere. Kids go bananas for it, adults declare armageddon when large quantities of it fall, and Christmas is cancelled when there’s none of it. Why does the white and fluffy stuff have such a profound impact on our lives? What is the proper response to a forecasted snowstorm? And how stupid do you have to be to throw snowballs from inside a moving vehicle at cars coming the other way? We answer these questions and more on this week’s edition of NOL.