Snowflake Informative Essay

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Imagine yourself buried in soft, warm, and cozy blankets while watching your best-loved T.V. show. Do you ever wonder of the snowflakes outside in the blizzard feeling wind? You should learn about snowflakes formation, conditions, and myths.

To start with, there is a lot to a snowflakes formation, first, the snowflake must form by a dust or pollen particle coming in contact with water vapor in Earth's high atmosphere. Then, the water vapor coats the particle and freezes, and transforms it into a tiny piece of ice called the "seed." After the seed is formed, a snowflake will form after the seed grows. There is more to a snowflakes formation, but mostly snowflakes are made by those requirements.

Next after that, formation isn't all to that snowflake process. There has to be pure conditions for a snowflake to form. According to the article, Snow Day, " Large, wet snowflakes form when the air is closest to 32 degrees because there is more moisture in the air. If the temperature is 15 degrees or below, snowflakes wont form or fall." Also, the grounds temperature is required to be 32 degrees Fahrenheit or below to settle on the ground. A snowflake's conditions are somewhat tough to realize, but interesting to study. …show more content…

Well, there are myths about snowflakes too! Most snowflakes you've seen on T.V. were alike, but you thought wrong. Truthfully, no two snowflakes are alike. Snowflakes are not frozen raindrops, although frozen raindrops are exactly called "sleet." Snowflakes are called "snow crystals," which they actually are a miniature crystals made up of snow. Myths are everywhere about these snowflakes, and we need to know what's fake information, and what is honest

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