Wilson Bentley, a “bona-fide snowflake obsessive,” snapped close-ups of snowflakes in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Snowflakes vary by size and shape but exactly how many different patterns are there and what weather features influence their appearance?

Did you know that no two snowflakes are ever exactly the same? The size and shape of each snowflake are unique, a result of ...

No two snowflakes are alike, and that’s even more true in the arctic temperatures we are seeing this week. These photos ...

Explore the delicate process of creating an adorable snowflake decoration, designed to bring a touch of winter charm to any ...

Snowflakes form when a drop of extremely cold water freezes on a dust or pollen particle in the sky, creating an ice crystal.

If you were out enjoying the snow this morning, you may have seen some big flakes in the Triad.

Snowflake's aggressive R&D spending is expected to lead to new offerings and robust cross-selling, enhancing its bullish ...

As that crystal tumbles through the sky, it picks up more water vapor, which freezes and forms the arms of the snowflake. And here’s the wild part: the shape of the snowflake depends on how cold ...