🌦 Weather

Why snowflakes are all different?

Snowflakes are formed when water vapor in clouds freezes around tiny dust particles. As they fall through the air, they grow by collecting more water vapor and ice crystals. The unique path each snowflake takes through different temperatures and moisture levels makes every one a little bit different!

⭐ Bonus fact: Even though they look different, all snowflakes have six sides because of how water molecules bond together when they freeze.