Ice storms can coat objects in a layer of ice so heavy that it can cause power lines to snap, not just because of the weight, but because the ice changes their shape and makes them more brittle. elaborate
Sea breeze is a type of wind that's actually caused by a difference in temperature between land and sea. elaborate
The strength of ocean currents can rival the power of major rivers, moving vast amounts of water across the globe. elaborate
Cirrus clouds are sometimes called "mare's tails" because of their wispy, horsetail-like appearance. elaborate
Arctic sea ice is salty, unlike the freshwater ice you'd find in a freezer. elaborate