The snow looks white and fluffy. It's starting to melt fast. There are little bits of sand in it. At the ends, where you can touch it, it feels soft but wet and is melted about half way. The snow has little specks of dirt in it.
Some snow is melted.
The snowflakes look like little circular crystals, which change from light to dark. It is very cold and some places in my core sample tube are fluffy and others are firm. Snowflakes are made when water vapor freezes into six sided ice crystals. Then the crystals bump into each other and form hexagonal shapes. When they're warm they bounce all over the place.