Giant Self-Rolling Snow Balls Found In UK Giant Self Rollin Snowball

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Giant Self-Rolling Snow Balls Found In UK

Giant Self Rollin Snowball

These rare snowballs are formed in snowy weather with a precise combination of snow, ice, temperature, moisture and wind.

They are normally found in certain parts of North America.

Self-rolling snowballs are also known as: snow bales, snow rollers and snow doughnuts.

They get these names from the way that they are formed.

January 2010 in the uk was a very snowy one, and this caused these mammoth snow bales to make an appearance in England.

Ron Trevett and his wife Aileen were walking their dogs close to their home in Yeovil in Somerset.

They managed to photograph these rare natural structures.We saw them from a distance on the ridge of the field, and we thought some kids had been playing up there and making giant snowballs, but when we got up there we saw there were no footprints and there were hundreds of them – too many for children to have done it. We realized it must have been the wind.” said Mr Trevett.

Self Rolling Snowballs in UK

In time the snowballs become too heavy and large for the wind to move, or they are get caught on different ground levels.The snow bails are normally hollow; this is because of the middle layers not being very strong.

The formations can cave in easily if the temperature or wind changes slightly.

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