There's a common misconception that it can’t snow when it’s above 32 degrees. We had a chance for that this past weekend, but it didn't happen for us. Snow doesn’t care about the temperature at the ...

ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) - Snow is a winter staple, but how it forms is a bit more complicated than water just freezing. WIFR Meteorologist DJ Baker explains how tiny ice crystals in our upper atmosphere ...

Snow is formed high in the clouds from water vapor, which is water in gas form. When a cloud is cold enough, water vapor freezes to form ice crystals, according to Kids Britannica. If the ice crystals ...