On January 28, 1887, the Guinness World Records reports that the largest natural snowflake ever recorded, measuring 15 inches (38 cm) in diameter, fell at Fort Keogh, Montana.
Can’t find any reference that an actual photograph exists of the record breaker
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I don’t know. There is very little information outside where and when.
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This is one huge snowflake. This picture is beautiful even if it is not the actual one:)
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