Snow
Blizzards
Misc.
Snowflakes
50/50
100
On average, one inch of rain is equivalent to this many inches of snow.
What is 10 inches
100
These mix together to create a blizzard
What are wind and snow?
100
The occasion when snow begins to melt at the end of winter is called this.
What is a thaw?
100
Snow that falls in the shape of a ball instead of a flake.
What is graupel?
100
True or False: Sun reflecting on snow can cause sunburn, even in cold weather.
What is true?
200
Water can spontaneously freeze at this temperature.
What is -40 degrees?
200
12 percent of the earth is perminately covered in this.
What is snow or ice?
200
This state's licence plate states: " The greatest Snow on Earth!"
What is Utah?
200
snowflakes are hexagonal, which means they would usually have 6 angles and sides.
What is vertices?
200
True or False: It must be 32 degrees Fahrenheit for it to snow.
What is False?
300
As water droplets freeze, they grow into tiny snow crystals that stick together to make these.
What is are snowflakes?
300
This state had the greatest daily snowfall EVER.
What is Alaska?
300
A condition in which core temperature drops below the required temperature for normal metabolism and body functions
What is hypothermia?
300
The branches on a snowflake are called radiating this.
What is dendrites?
300
Yes or No: Can it snow from clear skies?
What is YES?
400
These can form when wind blows snow around
What are drifts?
400
The fear of snow.
What is Chionophobia?
400
the largest snowflake recorded in DC.
What is 15 inches?
400
10 inches of snow will melt down to about this much water.
What is one inch?
400
Which is more hazardous to trees and power lines? One inch of wet snow or one inch of ice?
What is One inch of ice?
500
Wet snow that splashes and makes puddles creates this.
What is slush?
500
The lightest snowfall occurs here.
What is Mars?
500
This city has the most snow per year.
What is New York?
500
Frozen molecules of water that have joined together to make prisms and dendrites.
What is snowflakes?
500
True or False: No two Snowflakes are exactly the same
What is True
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