What is a Blizzard? | Winter Science | Weather Science | SciShow Kids

The video explores the enjoyment of snow and the dangers of blizzards. It explains how blizzards form when warm and cold air masses meet, leading to strong winds and snow. Key characteristics of blizzards include high winds, low visibility, and a duration of at least three hours. While blizzards are usually cold, they don't require a specific temperature or snow amount to be classified as such. The video also highlights regions prone to blizzards, such as parts of the US, UK, and China.

What is a 'whiteout' and under what conditions does it occur during a blizzard?

Identify some regions that frequently experience blizzards and explain why these areas are prone to such weather.