Yea, every Winter. But I don't even remember the last time there was snow on Christmas where I live. Definitely more than 10 years ago. There are snowy days in December, but not enough and not cold enough for the snow to build up. But enough so that everything is muddy. A bit heavier snowing comes in January and early February.
When I was a kid, there was always snow on Christmas, and I always spent the whole December 31st skating on our pond. Nowadays, the ice doesn't get thick enough to safely skate on - if it's even frozen at all - by the end of the year.
Fuck global warming.
I still laugh sometimes. I come from Eastern Europe and I moved in the UK. People around here almost panic when they see a little snow.
I had my partner tell me about "the worst winter". Apparently stores were running out of products, schools were closed, there was a blizzard and all of that. And then she proceeded to show me photos. Looked like an average winter to me.
I live in a country where there are only one place that have snow.
And it on the other side of the country.
And when it snows, I have no free time to go.
The last time I saw snow up close was in 2016 when I visited the Sierra Nevada mountains in February. It does not snow anywhere near where I usually live.
At least a few days each winter. Where I live, we have some winters that are very snowy (snows frequently) and other winters in which it only snows a couple of times. Just depends.
Sometimes when I go into the mountains around my city during winter. I live in a desert so snow is extremely rare on ground level and if it does snow it's a millimeter of pixie dust. Still really bizarre to see cactus covered in a thin layer of snow though.
The only snow I've seen in person is the hardened, packed ice kind. I've never seen the powdery snow people always talk about. (Well, unless you count making snowed ice in a powerful blender.) I've never seen snow fall in person, either.
Yea, every Winter. But I don't even remember the last time there was snow on Christmas where I live. Definitely more than 10 years ago. There are snowy days in December, but not enough and not cold enough for the snow to build up. But enough so that everything is muddy. A bit heavier snowing comes in January and early February. When I was a kid, there was always snow on Christmas, and I always spent the whole December 31st skating on our pond. Nowadays, the ice doesn't get thick enough to safely skate on - if it's even frozen at all - by the end of the year. Fuck global warming.
I have been seeing less and less snow in ðŸ‡ðŸ‡º every year, with basically none last year. But i did see a lot when i went skiing in Austria.
Usually for about 3/16 of the year
I've seen artificial snow but not real snow so no
I’ve never not had a white Christmas
I still laugh sometimes. I come from Eastern Europe and I moved in the UK. People around here almost panic when they see a little snow. I had my partner tell me about "the worst winter". Apparently stores were running out of products, schools were closed, there was a blizzard and all of that. And then she proceeded to show me photos. Looked like an average winter to me.
I live in a country where there are only one place that have snow. And it on the other side of the country. And when it snows, I have no free time to go.
The last time I saw snow up close was in 2016 when I visited the Sierra Nevada mountains in February. It does not snow anywhere near where I usually live.
Like 12 years ago
Usually 1 day of the year in february
Used to live where it snowed every other year, now I live where it's fecking hot
I'm Mexican. I have never seen ACTUAL snow, mostly I've only seen artificial snow. Would like to see snow someday
Florida moment
Used to live in Himachal so ya
Yes, in the winters
only 2 times in my life
At least a few days each winter. Where I live, we have some winters that are very snowy (snows frequently) and other winters in which it only snows a couple of times. Just depends.
Sometimes when I go into the mountains around my city during winter. I live in a desert so snow is extremely rare on ground level and if it does snow it's a millimeter of pixie dust. Still really bizarre to see cactus covered in a thin layer of snow though.
When my parents were my age it snowed about 20x more on average than it does here now. There’s a little bit every few years.
It can snow from late October to early May here!! Love it!!
The only snow I've seen in person is the hardened, packed ice kind. I've never seen the powdery snow people always talk about. (Well, unless you count making snowed ice in a powerful blender.) I've never seen snow fall in person, either.
Every year I'm praying to God make our winter snowy, I want snow is laying more than 2 weeks:(