Monday, December 3, 2018
I did not know this...
but now we all do, thanks to my nifty calendar. Here's a fact that might make you feel a little better about Indiana winters. The largest reported snowflake measured 15 inches wide and 8 inches thick. It was discovered by a rancher in Montana in 1887. How long do you suppose it bounced around in the atmosphere? Too bad that rancher didn't have a cell phone handy to record this phenomenon. I'm sure it would have gone viral. No idea what that monster snowflake weighed but I wouldn't want it landing on my head. So the next time you see a snowflake or feel a bit of winter chill, be glad you're not a rancher in Montana.
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