SNOW

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What makes snow?

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Ice.

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What are snowflakes made of?

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Tiny ice crystals.

Front

List three ways to travel through the snow.

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Skis, sleds, and snowmobiles.

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What happens when freezing rain falls on surfaces with temperatures below freezing?

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It freezes on trees, cars, and roads, forming a glaze of ice.

Front

Snowflakes are made of as many as ___________ ice crystals.

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200.

Front

What is a snowflake?

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A unique ice crystal that forms in clouds and falls as snow.

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What temperature does snow typically form?

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Below 32°F (0°C).

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What is the process of snow formation called?

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Snow crystallization.

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What is the difference between snow and sleet?

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Snow is frozen water vapor, while sleet is frozen raindrops.

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How do snowflakes get their unique shapes?

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Through the process of crystallization as they fall through different temperatures and humidity.