Snow

Snow is a crystaline form of solid water or ice, consisting of a multitude of [snow flakes]?. Since snow is a composit of innumerable discrete entities, each of which is unevenly formed, it contains much air which makes it soft, unless packed together by external preassure?. Snow is commonly formed as water concenses at high altitude in the atmosphere and subsequently falls to the surface of the earth.

Snow is a prerequisite for many of the [winter sport]?s and much beloved by children?. In regions where snow is scarce but temperature low enough, [snow cannon]?s may be utilized to produce an adequate amount for sporting purposes.

Snow may be used as a construction material, and is the primary component in for example igloo?s.

Much of the earths fresh water is held by gigantic glaciers in the north and south poles, formed by falling snow over milennia.