Does snow affect infrared rays?

The weather will affect the spread of infrared rays. In rainy and foggy weather, infrared rays will weaken faster. Although infrared rays are stronger than visible light when penetrating bad weather such as rain and fog, they still have an impact. After all, the longer the wavelength, the stronger the diffraction and the stronger the anti-interference ability. You should not be affected by infrared transmission. Cold weather will affect the electrical characteristics of electrical appliances. It may be that the power supply capacity of the battery is weakened at low temperature, resulting in infrared radiation.