Entity: SNOW
Snow refers to the small, soft, white pieces of ice that fall from the sky when it is cold. It is a natural meteorological phenomenon that occurs in cold weather.
SNOW
Etymology
The word 'snow' originates from Old English 'snaw'.
Definition
Snow is a meteorological phenomenon characterized by the falling of small, soft, white ice crystals from the sky when the temperature is below freezing.
Historical Context
Snow has been a part of Earth's climate for millions of years, playing a crucial role in various ecosystems and human societies.
Cultural Significance
Snow holds cultural significance in many societies, symbolizing purity, tranquility, and the holiday season in various cultures around the world.
Related Concepts
Snow is related to other meteorological phenomena such as sleet, hail, and frost.
See Also
- Blizzard
- Ice
- Winter
A meteorological phenomenon characterized by the falling of small, soft, white ice crystals from the sky when the temperature is below freezing.