Anyone who still has snow left?

[Deleted]

*Nods sagely*

[Khadgar]

I'm guessing Canada or Russia?

[Sesshomaru]

Well, considering where you come from (@ your username), I reckon there would still be some snow there until around May.

As I currently reside and am born in the Northern parts of Norway, well...

*Nods along @Finnish Nerd* although a good bit has disappeared(/evaporated) already, but we're still at least half a month away from being snow free.

[Masark]

Nope. We've already had weather fit for shorts and what little snow we briefly had this winter melted long ago.

Snowmobilers are pissed off, firefighters and farmers are concerned.

[Theinquisition]

Phoenix, AZ here.

It's over 90 degrees F today

[Belize]

Quebec had 10 cm snowfall 2 weeks ago.

[Arkura]

Southern part of Norway, snow is completely gone and I havent seen much this winter. Sunny almost every day and about 10 - 15 Celcius in my town during the day

[Airlick]

Barely had any snow this year in Poland, and even what little we had was just quickly melting mud rather than real snow. I'm glad it's spring already, TBH, I don't need shitty winters like these.

[Bapestar]

The snow here is all gone pretty much. It's already starting to get warm.

[Forgettable]

We broke a heat record this week. +25 degrees C, the highest in over 100 years. Typically we have snow storms this time of year.

[Shadow Fox]

Rocky Mountains: We got snow, still. It's not all that uncommon to get a snow storm through June.

The REALLY HIGH parts of the Cascades can continue to get snow, too.

[May90]

I believe these guys do:

[Azutael]

Southern coastal Norway.
There's very little snow, you will find some in shaded areas or further inland, and of course there's still a lot of snow at higher altitudes.

Winter is returning according to the latest forecasts, so there might still be some snow and colder temperatures ahead.
More likely inland and further north though.

[Shadow Fox]

@May90 ,you dumbdumb! Greendland is a GLACIER, of course they have snow and ice, still! (Isn't Greenland apart of Denmark, and makes them the largest country Europe?..)

[May90]

@May90 ,you dumbdumb! Greendland is a GLACIER, of course they have snow and ice, still! (Isn't Greenland apart of Denmark, and makes them the largest country Europe?..)

Well, come on, it is not all that intuitive.



I believe Greenland is autonomous now. It is to Denmark like Australia to UK: they have some formal ties, but in reality they are pretty much separate countries.

[Masark]

I believe Greenland is autonomous now. It is to Denmark like Australia to UK: they have some formal ties, but in reality they are pretty much separate countries.

AFAICT, it's more akin to Scotland within the UK. Greenland's local government controls the police, courts, coast guard, natural resources, etc. and they have their own official language, but Denmark retains control over foreign policy and the military.

[Fus Ro Yay]

Started snowing again today. Dammit norway, where's spring at?

[breadisfunny]

i got some yellow snow if you want it. its a new exotic snow.