Across
- 3. In Antarctica, giant snow formation called ___ form from monstrous snow crystals that are up to .75 inches across.
- 4. On average, every twelve cm of snow is equivalent to ___ cm of water.
- 6. The best snow for building snowmen is called ___.
- 8. Winter ENDS on the ___ ___.
- 9. The world's largest ___ was reported to have been 15 inches across and 8 inches thick.
- 12. Each winter at least one ___ snowflakes hit the Earth.
- 15. Winter in the N. Hemisphere is when Earth is _____ to the Sun.
- 16. What trees and plants are not doing in the winter.
- 17. Winds must be over 35 mph in this winter storm.
- 19. One of the Olympic winter sports that uses a sled to go sown an ice track.
Down
- 1. A mass of snow, ice and rocks falling rapidly down a mountainside.
- 2. Winter begins on the 21st or 22nd day also known as ___.
- 5. Seattle was the place of the largest ____ ____ in history with over 5800 participants
- 7. Despite appearances, snow is actually NOT _____.
- 10. US city in which no snow has ever been recorded.
- 11. ___ is the combination of wind and temperature, and is based on the rate of heat loss from exposed skin.
- 13. State that holds the record for most snow to fall in a single calendar day.
- 14. In Anglo Saxon cultures, winters were used to define ___.
- 18. These snow structures can be over 100 degrees warmer inside than out.
- 19. Drops of rain that freeze into small, translucent balls of ice is called ___.