Snow

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Snow is frozen atmospheric precipitation in the form of ice crystals that accumulate on the ground, often creating white, wintry landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hydrometeor
Meteorological phenomenon
Precipitation
accumulatesOn Buildings
Glaciers
Ground
Ice sheets
Mountains
Trees
canAppearColor Blue
Gray
Pink (watermelon snow)
canCause Avalanche
Hazardous driving conditions
Reduced visibility
Snowdrift
canSublimate Directly to water vapor
canTransformInto Firn
Glacial ice
composedOf Ice crystals
formsFrom Water vapor
formsIn Clouds
formsStructure Snowflake
formsWhen Atmospheric water vapor freezes directly into ice
hasAlbedo High
hasPhysicalState Solid water
hasProperty Can compact into denser forms
Low density compared to liquid water
hasTypicalColor White
influences Climate feedbacks
River discharge
Water resources
insulates Animals
Ground
Plants
isStudiedIn Climatology
Hydrology
Meteorology NERFINISHED
measuredBy Snow board
Snow gauge
Snow pillow
meltsAt 0 °C at standard pressure
occursInClimate High-altitude regions
Polar regions
Temperate regions
occursInSeason Winter
reflects Solar radiation
requiresCondition Air temperature at or below freezing
Saturated or near-saturated air
snowflakeHasSymmetry Hexagonal
snowflakeVariesBy Humidity
Temperature
usedFor Building igloos
Building snowmen
Skiing
Snowboarding
Snowmobiling
Snowshoeing

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Sage contrastWith Snow