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Here too. We live under the same snowcloud, and I don't mean a 'Columbian snowcloud'.

never saw snow in my life lul

What part of the world are you in Cobra?

Rio de Janeiro

Oh damn, well that should most definitely rule out all instances of snow, shouldn't it. Snow has fallen contunously all day, and by now it's about 5 cm deep, which is pretty decent for a first-day-of-the-year. It's gonna wash away a couple of times, before it settles for the winter.

I'll be lucky to see snow before 2019 with how the climate has been here for the past 5 or so years.

Not to get into a weird debate, but that's what is often meant by "climate change is not the same as weather", some places get more - some get less - of whatever they were used to. Relatives of mine in Spain say the peak of summer, to them, feels as if pushed, if only a few weeks, towards later in the year

However, in places with extreme climates allready, the differences are much more noticeable. Cyclone/hurricane/monsoon countries are often mentioned, but here in Scandinavia I recognize what my Spanish relatives describe, with the seasons being "pushed"