I WONDER - Are There Different Types Of Frost?

The video tutorial explains different types of frost, including hoar frost, rime frost, and window frost. Hoar frost appears as white feathery crystals and forms in humid, still air. Rime frost looks like tiny ice pellets and forms in cold, windy conditions, often covering tree branches. Window frost, also known as fern frost or ice flowers, creates beautiful patterns on glass surfaces due to ice crystals growing in various directions.

What is a common characteristic of all types of frost?

• They all form in windy conditions.

• They all form on glass surfaces.

• They all have unique appearances.

• They all look like ice pellets.

Which type of frost is known for its white feathery crystal appearance?

• Rime frost

• Window frost

• Hoar frost

• Black frost

Under what conditions does rime frost typically form?

• Hot and humid air

• Warm and dry air

• Cold and windy air

• Humid and still air

What is another name for window frost?

• Black frost

• Rime frost

• Fern frost

• Hoar frost

What creates the patterns seen in window frost?

• Wind direction

• Humidity levels

• Ice crystals growing in different directions

• Temperature fluctuations