Kenneth Libbrecht

And as the snow crystal is falling, the wind is blowing it around and it can get tangled up with other crystals that formed, you know, farther down in the storm. You know, that's why you have all these different shapes is because the crystals are forming in different conditions in the storm. And so that's why, you know, they all look slightly different and they all get mixed up together.

And, you know, the flake is falling and it's growing and it's growing, but it doesn't have forever to grow. Eventually, it hits the ground. Right. Of course. So, you know, to get a snowflake 15 inches...

And, you know, the flake is falling and it's growing and it's growing, but it doesn't have forever to grow. Eventually, it hits the ground. Right. Of course. So, you know, to get a snowflake 15 inches...

And, you know, the flake is falling and it's growing and it's growing, but it doesn't have forever to grow. Eventually, it hits the ground. Right. Of course. So, you know, to get a snowflake 15 inches...

you would need wind and vapor and temperature conditions that would just be really weird, like weird enough to generate something, you know, like more than 10 times bigger than the biggest snowflake Uter has seen after studying them for years. So I don't know. Again, there's no photographic evidence. Make of it what you will.

you would need wind and vapor and temperature conditions that would just be really weird, like weird enough to generate something, you know, like more than 10 times bigger than the biggest snowflake Uter has seen after studying them for years. So I don't know. Again, there's no photographic evidence. Make of it what you will.

you would need wind and vapor and temperature conditions that would just be really weird, like weird enough to generate something, you know, like more than 10 times bigger than the biggest snowflake Uter has seen after studying them for years. So I don't know. Again, there's no photographic evidence. Make of it what you will.

I love snow and I love big snowflakes. The bigger and the puffier, the better.

I love snow and I love big snowflakes. The bigger and the puffier, the better.

I love snow and I love big snowflakes. The bigger and the puffier, the better.