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The 17 pages that link to Snow, each with the reason it gives.

• PrecipitationBroader topic: Snow is frozen precipitation that reaches the surface without melting.

• AlbedoRelated: Fresh snow reflects much sunlight, making snow-covered regions high-albedo surfaces.

• Ice crystalNarrower topic: Falling ice crystals and their aggregates make snow and build snow cover.

• SnowpackNarrower topic: Snow is the material that accumulates and transforms into a snowpack.

• Freezing rainCompared with: Snow remains frozen through the air column rather than melting and refreezing at the surface.

• HailCompared with: Snow grows mainly by vapor deposition and aggregation, rather than repeated accretion in a storm updraft.

• SkiingNarrower topic: Snow conditions determine grip, glide, and how a slope can be skied.

• VirgaBroader topic: Snow crystals can sublimate before reaching the ground.

• RainCompared with: Snow reaches the surface frozen, unlike rain's liquid drops.

• Rime iceCompared with: Snow falls from clouds as crystals; rime accretes on surfaces from liquid droplets.

• SnowmobileRelated: Snow is the surface that supports the vehicle and determines its traction.

• Winter stormRelated: Snowfall is the defining hazard in many winter storms.

• Orhan PamukBroader topic: It brings secularism, Islamism, and political violence into Pamuk’s fiction.

• Winter sportsRelated: Snow cover provides the surface for skiing, snowboarding, and other outdoor events.

• Nimbostratus cloudRelated: Nimbostratus can produce prolonged snowfall when temperatures support ice reaching the ground.

• Ice pelletsCompared with: Snow bypasses the melting step needed to produce ice pellets.

• Rain and snow mixedCompared with: Snow alone contains no liquid raindrops at the surface.