does it snow in japan?
80307
Yes it does. I believe it snows in almost all the regions in Japan. There are lots of ski resorts. I heard it snowed quite a lot in Tokyo this winter. Every year, there are some people who even die because of the severe snow especially in northen Japan.
694456
The temp has to be 32 F. or below for it to snow. Look at the weather to find out the chances of it snowing.
340085
yah go to japan... buy one
667453
i dunno but it'll be cold
559970
Yes, But I'm not sure if he has toured outside of Japan. Sorry!
789284
Flagstaff is about 7,500 feet above sea level so it can certainly snow there when conditions are right.  You can search the Internet for the answer to your second and third questions.  As to the fourth question every bit of snow that has fallen in Flagstaff throughout recorded history has always melted away.
605807
Yes,it is a fact that it is cold at the poles where it practically snows all the time,but in the US temperatures don't drop that low.\nPeople say that-"it is too cold to snow" , because in this case the temperature is too low(for our geographical positioning) to "hold" water in the air which prevents it from snowing.\nHope that my answer has been useful!
59475
Yes, three of the volcanoes in Hawaii get snow every year.
1067552
They use a ouiji board.\n\nNot hard to predict snow, sleet, and hail in Winter and rain, wind, and thunderstorms in Summer.  Nice to throw in sunny or cloudy.\nThere are only so many different weather results.
1065944
yes but i bet in winter thay have to watch out that things do no freeze and drop off
759658
The area that snowed is in the granite belt south-eastern Queensland and it has not snowed here for 50 years.\n\nOur weather here in Brisbane which is the nearest capital city(not far from the granite belt)where I live is unseasonal and it has been indicated by some that these are effects of our global warming.
811290
In parts of arizona, like the mountains, yeah, it can snow (but not much).  It varies across the state.
26626
There are no statistics I'm aware of. However, not all parts of the world that celebrate Christmas get snow, so it isn't all that dangerous. Kinda hard to slip & fall on ice in SoCal.
209839
I think because different parts of the country still have snow and ice, while others are in the real spring and summer...\nIt just depends on where you live...
749953
yep sure does, it varies from year to year not a whole lot of snow though, bout once or twice a year enuff for little kids to go outside and play in and make snowmen, or at least most years anyway, but theres some when it doesnt snow that much at all
836415
I'm in Tokyo, watching TV. Its predicted to be about 1.5 feet in this area, closer to 6 feet in extreme northeast Hokkaido. as of 9:45pm JST
829330
Our snow usually lasts only a few days at most. Last year, we had snow the first week of December and then again in early March - that was it. I'm a bit south of Redmond, out toward Maple Valley, and we just had about 30 minutes of thundersnow (thunder and lightning, while snowing), very cool!\n\nA few years back we had an ice storm, that was nasty. But it's only happened that once in the 10 years I've lived in the area.