Why Some Snow Makes Perfect Snowballs ❄️Ever wonder why some snow is perfect for snowballs while other snow stays light and powdery? It’s all about temperature and snowflake science! 🌨️When the air is close to 32°F (0°C), snowflakes partially melt, creating a thin layer of water. This makes them sticky, thanks to a process called hydrostatic cohesion, forming those perfect, packable snowballs! 🎯But on colder days, snowflakes stay dry and powdery—ideal for skiing but not for snowball fights. 🎿