Snow is found in cold climates. Here are a few...
Canada, US, Chile, Argentina, Greenland, Iceland, Antartica, Scotland, France, Italy, Morocco, South Africa, Tanzania, Germany, Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, Lithuania, Russia, China, Japan, New Zealand plus many, many more
snow is commonly in the north pole and south pole
well here is one place I am going to list where it does snow Canada well here is one place I am going to list where it does snow Canada
If we're talking inches per year, or the severity of the snowfall, or the frequency of the snowfall, then the answer would clearly have to be...in my pants!
In the month of January, you would be most likely to find snow somewhere in the northern hemisphere. The farther north you go, the more likely you will be to encounter snow.
Canada
Alaska
the snow melts, it evaporates, and clouds form.
snow
Do you mean blizzard? If so, blizzard if something mostly seen in the US, Canada, Siberia, North of China, and Arctic, snow is blown by the wind and becomes power. It requests snow and wind. It can be snow already fallen, or snow currently falling. Since it is a snowstorm, it happens only in winter.
A gas cloud (of mostly hydrogen).
a round ball with paper with the world on it.
Antarctica, at the southern end of the World, is the continent that is mostly covered by ice and snow.
Yearly precipitation in a tundra, including melting snow, is 15 to 25 cm (6 to 10 inches). This precipitation is mostly in the form of snow.
snow mostly
Because snow is composed of mostly air.
mostly movies
Rainbows do not usually form after a snow storm
there is snow mostly all the time in iceland, depending where u are at the time.
You pee on snow.
As the world gets warmer the precipitation cannot become cold enough to form into snow so it comes down as rain.
During a snow storm, a combination of snow and wind together form dunes, or snow drifts. Snow drifts are mounds of snow that build up during a storm.
well they mostly play around in the snow and hunt for food any were
No, snow is a form of water.