Snowflakes

The video explains how snowflakes form and why each is unique. Snowflakes form when water droplets freeze in clouds at temperatures below 0°C. As they fall, they encounter varying temperatures, causing changes in their size and shape. At just below freezing, they appear as hexagonal plates, while colder temperatures create intricate patterns and dendrites. Each snowflake's unique path through the atmosphere results in diverse shapes and sizes by the time they reach the ground.

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