Avalanche
A huge fall of ice and snow is commonly referred to as an avalanche. It occurs when a large mass of snow, ice, and debris rapidly descends down a mountainside, often triggered by factors such as heavy snowfall, temperature changes, or human activity. Avalanches can be extremely dangerous, causing destruction and posing significant risks to anyone in their path. They are a natural hazard prevalent in mountainous regions with steep terrain.
Ice crystals that fall from the sky are called snowflakes.
A huge slab of ice is defined as an ice sheet.
snow or hail
the ice age, obviously
Snow
Snow and ice actually form from water vapor while at height in the air, snow and ice then fall to earth as they become too heavy for the wind to keep them aloft.
i thinks is snow
Snow is frozen tiny ice crystals that fall to the ground which is precipitation , Precipitation is like rain , snow , sleet , and hail .
Snowflakes are lighter than the more frozen denser hail.
The snow changes the ice because in order to create the large mass of ice the temperature must freeze the huge clump of snow into a large mass of ice, thus creating the glacier, and so forth the glaciers would then be considered the large mass of ice that was meant to be formed.
The snow changes the ice because in order to create the large mass of ice the temperature must freeze the huge clump of snow into a large mass of ice, thus creating the glacier, and so forth the glaciers would then be considered the large mass of ice that was meant to be formed.