Actually it depends on how much contamination is in the air the snow falls in. That snow is not too healthy to eat. However, in rural or suburban areas, eating a little snow probably wouldn't hurt. There is no difference. Thunder is the sound of air rushing in to fill a partial vacuum created when lightning passes through the air.
Snowflakes have a very complicated shape with lots of reflecting surfaces.
When the white light of the sun hits a snowflake, so much of the light gets reflected back that we see the full white light of the sun scattered back to our eyes. Click here for more information. Well, it depends on where you are in Hawaii. Honolulu, which is shielded by tall mountains from the moist northeast trade winds blowing off the ocean, gets only 22 inches of rain per year. But Hilo, on the northeast side of the Big Island of Hawaii, has no protecting mountains, and gets 130 inches per year.