Why don't water bodies like rivers and lakes freeze suddenly in winter?
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Rivers and lakes don't freeze because Water, ice, and snow are good insulators and poor conductors of heat. The portions of a lake or river that are exposed to the cold winter air will freeze into ice and this ice insulates the water below from further rapid freezing. And because of the presence of salt in it.
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