Question

Did you ever see snow fall? How is it different from rain fall?

Answer 1

snow fall is just an form of precipitation just like rain but in very cold areas .i haven't seen snowfall but it's just my guessing

Answer 2

Answer:

No, I have never seen snow fall as I am in South Asian Continent. But I know that, both snowfall and rainfall are forms of water but in distinct forms of matter.

Rainfall:

• Rainfall is a water material falling from clouds in a sort of pellet.
• The light evaporates the air, which stays in the atmosphere like an unseen mist, until it then condenses into dust, and then rains.
• Once water is heated, the condensation occurs.
• This happens when the air cools around the cloud, and the vapor cools.
• Then it descends to the earth as water droplets.

Snowfall:

• Snowfall is a little ice crystal from star-like clouds.
• The liquid in the atmosphere is shaped into small ice crystals, but the shape is decided by the cold that happens as they freeze.
• This tends to snow when the temperature becomes warm in the atmosphere and the ice is melting into the stone.
• Then they get hard to carry the cloud and drop like parachutes on the surface.