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Snowflakes can take many shapes. They’re formed in high-altitude clouds if their temperature is below zero and if the atmosphere contains water vapor and dust particles. The water vapor condenses around them until it forms hexagonal ice crystals. Their tips grow depending on temperature and humidity. Once the snowflake measures a few millimeters, its weight makes it fall: it’s snowing.
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