5 facts about snow

Answer 1

Considering it's water that froze in mid-air, it's safe to assume that snow is cold.

That is just one of the many special features of snow.

I particularly enjoy snow's constant need for being shoveled, as well as it's icy relationship with wind.

They (and by they, I certainly mean Eskimos) say that there are no two snowflakes alike. How amazing. And how utterly wrong. I'd wager that there are two snowflakes exactly alike, just not at the same given time. It's like, snowflake reincarnation.

Snow also had a hit back in 1993 with the song, 'Informer.' I consider this worth mentioning.

Frank Zappa recommends that we do *not* eat the yellow snow. Seems like a good enough idea. Not technically an invention, though.

Another special feature of snow is the passenger-side airbags and cup holders, which, in this economy, really can't be discounted.

Answer 2

1. Snow is made up of ice crystals that form in clouds when water vapor freezes.
2. The shape of snowflakes can vary depending on factors like temperature and humidity.
3. Snow is white because it reflects light, rather than absorbing it like other materials.
4. Snow cover can act as an insulator, helping to maintain temperatures below the surface.
5. The amount of annual snowfall can vary greatly depending on location and climate.

Answer 3

It is frozen rain. It can be used to make ice cream. It makes driving harder. It is fun to play in. It closes 1000's of school each year.