Can It Ever Be Too Cold to Snow? 🌨️ Winter Special | Tutki Asks Why

It’s the coldest morning ever, and not a single snowflake! 🌨️ In this Winter Special of Tutki Asks Why, Tutki the octopus finds the missing ingredient in snow’s recipe, watches a cloud grow dark grey, compares a snowy day just below freezing with a super-cold one, and flies to the coldest valleys on Earth. Talk it over at every countdown, and stay for the fun facts! ▶ Try it yourself, free: https://nowiseewhy.com/grey-clouds?fr... An interactive 3D lesson for ages 5–11, with a Grown-ups level too. No accounts, and no ads in the lessons. Chapters 0:00 Too cold to snow?! 0:17 Snow’s recipe 1:08 Two snowy days 1:49 The coldest place on Earth 2:29 The big question 3:37 Fun facts! It’s never really too cold to snow: snow needs water vapour, and very cold air has hardly any, so the coldest days bring only tiny flakes, and big fluffy snow falls when it’s just below freezing. Antarctica’s Dry Valleys are so cold and dry that hardly any snow falls there. On very cold days, wear a hat and mittens, cover your cheeks and nose, and come in if your fingers or toes go numb. Tutki Asks Why: a science adventure for curious kids, with Tutki the octopus. Got a "why" question? Ask a grown-up to send it at https://nowiseewhy.com/ask The voices in this video are AI-generated. #TutkiAsksWhy #WinterScience #ScienceForKids