Memeconomics on Instagram: "The world’s largest known snowflake ❄️, which supposedly measured 15 inches wide and 8 inches thick, fell in Montana in 1887. This is an interesting and incredibly weird record, as snowflakes are normally tiny. The sheer size is a little scary 🥶 to imagine—it was basically the size of a dinner plate! The funny aspect is trying to picture the meteorologist who measured it, holding a ruler up to this absurd, gargantuan ice crystal, likely questioning all the laws of ph

Memes from a more Civilized Age… on Instagram: "The world's largest snowflake ever recorded was 15 inches wide and 8 inches thick. It was observed in Fort Keogh, Montana, in 1887. This massive snowflake was so large that it was described as being "like a dinner plate" by the observer. While the official record is disputed by some, the sheer size of this snowflake is still a testament to the incredible power of nature. Imagine the beauty of such a large, intricate snowflake falling from the sky!