During winter season, there are tiny little lakes falling from the sky. They are called snows. Do you know how snow is formed?Snow is formed when the temperature in the atmosphere is cold enough to allow tiny ice crystals to form around bits of dirt that have been transported to the atmosphere by the wind. These tiny moisturize particles then stick together when they collide, constantly increasing in size as well as mass. When they become heavy enough, they fall to the ground as snowflakes.

Snowflakes are all random shapes and sizes as they are made up of crystals with various configuration. Each snowflake forms in a hexagonal shape due to their structures being constructed mainly of stars, prism, and hexagonal plates. However, each one is completely unique, much like the human finger print.

The size of the snowflake depends on how many ice anti-corruption crystals have collided and become stuck together; this is determined by the temperature. If the temperature is slightly warmer than 0°c, then the snowflake will begin to melt around the bright future belongs to those who the edges and stick together a little more. This obviously means that the snowflakes become bigger and heavier. This snow is sticker and is perfect conditions for making snowman.
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