"I read your article about the biggest snowflakes, and was wondering what causes the difference in size of the flakes. We get 'snow pellets' here along with what a co-worker called 'cotton ball flakes ...
Snow showers generated by a north-northeast wind fetch over Lake Michigan give Chicagoans a frequent glimpse of larger-than-average snowflakes. Most snowflakes measure in the 0.02 inch to 0.2 inch ...
Since at least the 19th century, people have periodically claimed to see giant snowflakes falling from the sky -- big ones the size of saucers and plates, or even larger, their edges turned up, their ...
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Did you know snowflakes start out as dust? Or that snow isn’t actually white? We’re digging into the biggest scientific ...
Monday night might not have brought much snow to Tulsa, leaving some disappointed, myself included. Get Kirsten Lang's daily weather report every day in your email ...
Dec. 10 (UPI) --As many children on the East Coast taste a snowflake for the first time this season, kids and parents may be curious about the fluffy crystals. Why don't they look like the ones on the ...
Individual snow crystals tend to be small, but they sometimes cling together to form much larger snowflakes. When the temperatures is near freezing (32 degrees), snow crystals partially melt and tend ...
Steve asks: “I read your article about the biggest snowflakes, and was wondering what causes the difference in size of the flakes. We get “snow pellets” here along with what a co-worker called “cotton ...
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