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Diamond-Dusts

Diamond-Dusts. Emily Swick Science Mr. Shepard. -Diamond Dusts or Ice crystals are ground level clouds composed of ice crystals. Normally during clear skies and it can occur any place that is below freezing. -It happens in colder regions like Antarctica and even Wisconsin.

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Diamond-Dusts

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  1. Diamond-Dusts Emily Swick Science Mr. Shepard

  2. -Diamond Dusts or Ice crystals are ground level clouds composed of ice crystals. Normally during clear skies and it can occur any place that is below freezing. -It happens in colder regions like Antarctica and even Wisconsin. What are Diamond Dusts?

  3. -Diamond Dust doesn’t do any damage internally or to property (ex, land, buildings, weather) • - They are similar to fog but there are still different, because Conditions!

  4. How long does it last? -In Antarctica or in places where it’s -13 degrees it can last up to several days.

  5. -It happens during the winter season when temperatures are at its lowest. • -Temperatures below zero cause Diamond Dust to form. What season?

  6. -Diamond dust got its name because in the sun ice crystals (Diamond dust) glitters like millions of shiny diamonds. • Diamond dust is not very visible, since it is made out of ice it melts into water just as quickly as a snowflake on your hand. Glitterfic Facts!

  7. -they got it’s name because they look like millions of glittering diamonds! Dazzling Diamonds http://icaphila.org/miranda/wp.content/uploads/floor-one.jpg

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