Love it or hate it, for most of us, winter means lots of the white stuff, and with Punxsutawney Phil predicting six more weeks of winter for us this morning, we might be in for more of it. It’s well known that no two snowflakes are ever identical, but did you know that snow came in so many shapes and sizes? Today’s infographic from Compound Interest runs through all the different varieties and shapes of snowflakes. Get your shovels ready!. [VIA]
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From Matador: “This [cloud formation is] so rare it doesn’t even have official classification. “Undulatus asperatus” is its proposed designation, and if accepted as a new form by meteorologists, it’ll be the first such addition since 1951.
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In August 2005, as Hurricane Katrina was churning in the Gulf of Mexico with its sights set on New Orleans, the staff of Six Flags battened down the hatches and left to ride out the storm. The devastation wrought by this storm is infamous, and many areas on the gulf coast were completely destroyed. Today, the Six Flags amusement park, once a place of great joy and excitement lies in ruin, a victim of the destructive forces of nature.
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