When rain changes in to snow, it crystalizes. Their crystalized form just happens to be a beautiful star.
Snowflakes are star-shaped due to the molecular structure of water and how it freezes. When water freezes, water molecules arrange themselves in a hexagonal lattice, forming a six-sided structure. As more water molecules freeze and accumulate, the lattice grows and gives snowflakes their characteristic star shape with six branches. The intricate patterns and variations in snowflake shapes occur due to the unique environmental conditions and the individual paths water molecules follow as they freeze in the atmosphere.
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The best place to find pictures of individual flakes of snow is on Google images. They offer compilations of various individual snow flakes, and allow you to search for what size of the image you want.
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By definition, snow consists of crystals of ice called "flakes." Very wet snow is actually sleet, for instance, because there are no crystals of ice; very big, dry snow is actually hail, etc.
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