Which of the following describes the most common snow condition that produces a creaking sound when someone is walking on snow?

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The creaking sound when walking on snow is most commonly produced in new snow when the air temperature is below -10°C. This is because the snow crystals are closer to their original shape, and the low temperature makes them less pliable, causing them to creak as they are compressed and slide past each other.

Which of the Following Describes the Most Common Snow Condition