Same with Brazil, i live here and IT DOES NOT snow here ! It can snow in the south, but IT'S RARE , and when it does happen it is at highest elevations, with very LOW accumulation (i doubt it is even above 1 inch) and doesn't even stay on the ground for very long ... it is mostly ice than snow itself ... i don't know why is it on the list 😅🤔
@gabrielsr4791 sorry I sound so irate, but I'm from Canada and it seems like my country is the only one they low balled. Really? It doesn't even snow in the mountains. The mountains are so high too. Snow ain't so bad once you're used to it. Of course, how would I know, I've been used to it since I was born
@@christenandersen65 Yeah ! Canada is definetly one of the snowiest !! But in my country Brazil it does not snow, as i said on my other comment , it can snow in the south buy it is rare, even in Victoria BC can snow more than here, the highest elevations mountains in Brazil espeacilly in the south can be very cold (of course nothing extreme like Canada or USA mountains) espeacilly in winter, but snow itself is not common, it doesn't happen often, even in USA states like Texas, Lousiana, arizona can snow more or even in the Hawaii mountains snow more i guess 😂 I'd love to spend a winter in Canada, i HAVE NEVER experienced any cold like what you guys are used to ! Also, i NEVER saw snow (only on tv and internet) i live in Rio de Janeiro, while Canada can be sometimes a "frozen hell" (beaultiful by the way 😂) Rio is a burning hell 🌅 recently Rio reached 60°+ (feels like) in a heat wave ! But generally our temps are an avarage 25° to 30°+ and it is been a loong time since the last REAL COLD , now we are in summer , but we entered summer being a bit cooler than normal and rainy ! But usually brazilian winters are super mild to warm !
@gabrielsr4791 I live on Vancouver Island, a couple hours north of Victoria, and it usually snows once or twice a year, anywhere from say 6 to 18 inches. But I was born and raised in Montreal, which is very different, and about the limit of what I'd suggest for your winter experiment. Places like Winnipeg, Regina, and Saskatoon are on another level still. These places are to Montreal what Montreal is to Victoria. My hat's off to the hearty folks who live there. Montreal gets down to -25, -30 maybe. Winnipeg and the others, it gets down to -45, -50 a whole different ball game. Don't go there in the winter without going somewhere warmer first to work your way into it, otherwise there's no point, that kind of cold is scary, and you'll just stay inside afraid. Me too, I suspect lol.
Interesting type of video! 😀 But i don't know if Brazil should be on the list 😅 it is one of the LEAST snowiest countries in the world, actually IT DOES NOT snow here at all! well it can snow in the south, it already happend, but it is mostly ice than snow itself, and when it does happen it is very little 'snow' and doesn't even accumulate for very long, it is below than 1 inch , there was historical 'snowstorms' that happend here in south brazil years ago, but "historical" for Brazil standards ( it is a tropical country anyways) but it was nothing like a "blizzard" like happens in USA ,Canada for example,but it was snow in fact, a few inches of accumulation, but nothing extreme like a foot a snow... but this is a extremely rare phenomenah ! It is mostly other phenomena like freezing rain sometimes or icicle( ice that forms on the surfaces, like trees for ex and it's pretty) . Brazilian winters are VERY mild (mild to the hot stuff not to the cold stuff)😂 in the south( cuz in Brazil as far south you go more cold it gets and vice versa) there are more cold temps in winter but it rarely drops below freezing. The lowest temps ever recorded in Brazil was -17°and it never happend again... I think Argentina should be ahead of Brazil cuz it definetly snow more there than here 😅❄ Anyway nice video buddie ! Just make sure the info be as much as accurate as possible and your channel will keep growing 😀👏
This is very wrong, it snows much more in the Benelux countries than in the Vatican City, San Marino and Monaco, those should be last on this list! Also the values in inches are very wrong, too exaggerated for many countries
I'm from Canada and we never get 25 feet of snow per year!! Same with the States! Where did you get this list from? From a box of Cracker Jacks? Please refrain from posting till you have all the facts!! Cause honestly, there is no place on Earth that's gets 25 feet of snow a year
I'm from Canada and would like to know how us Canadians get almost 25 feet of snow per year. Its never happened. I am pretty sure the US doesn't receive 23 feet of snow per year lol
Austria has the Australian flag
I strongly doubt Equatorial countries like Surinam and Guyana get any snow at all.
Same with Brazil, i live here and IT DOES NOT snow here ! It can snow in the south, but IT'S RARE , and when it does happen it is at highest elevations, with very LOW accumulation (i doubt it is even above 1 inch) and doesn't even stay on the ground for very long ... it is mostly ice than snow itself ... i don't know why is it on the list 😅🤔
This list is full of shit. Ecuador getting 12 feet of snow per year. Like hell.
I live in Brazil and it definetly doesn't snow here 😂
@gabrielsr4791 sorry I sound so irate, but I'm from Canada and it seems like my country is the only one they low balled. Really? It doesn't even snow in the mountains. The mountains are so high too. Snow ain't so bad once you're used to it. Of course, how would I know, I've been used to it since I was born
@@christenandersen65 Yeah ! Canada is definetly one of the snowiest !! But in my country Brazil it does not snow, as i said on my other comment , it can snow in the south buy it is rare, even in Victoria BC can snow more than here, the highest elevations mountains in Brazil espeacilly in the south can be very cold (of course nothing extreme like Canada or USA mountains) espeacilly in winter, but snow itself is not common, it doesn't happen often, even in USA states like Texas, Lousiana, arizona can snow more or even in the Hawaii mountains snow more i guess 😂
I'd love to spend a winter in Canada, i HAVE NEVER experienced any cold like what you guys are used to ! Also, i NEVER saw snow (only on tv and internet) i live in Rio de Janeiro, while Canada can be sometimes a "frozen hell" (beaultiful by the way 😂) Rio is a burning hell 🌅 recently Rio reached 60°+ (feels like) in a heat wave ! But generally our temps are an avarage 25° to 30°+ and it is been a loong time since the last REAL COLD , now we are in summer , but we entered summer being a bit cooler than normal and rainy ! But usually brazilian winters are super mild to warm !
But i agree with you, i dont think Equador gets that much of snow ... i never thought it 😮
@gabrielsr4791 I live on Vancouver Island, a couple hours north of Victoria, and it usually snows once or twice a year, anywhere from say 6 to 18 inches. But I was born and raised in Montreal, which is very different, and about the limit of what I'd suggest for your winter experiment. Places like Winnipeg, Regina, and Saskatoon are on another level still. These places are to Montreal what Montreal is to Victoria. My hat's off to the hearty folks who live there. Montreal gets down to -25, -30 maybe. Winnipeg and the others, it gets down to -45, -50 a whole different ball game. Don't go there in the winter without going somewhere warmer first to work your way into it, otherwise there's no point, that kind of cold is scary, and you'll just stay inside afraid. Me too, I suspect lol.
Interesting type of video! 😀
But i don't know if Brazil should be on the list 😅 it is one of the LEAST snowiest countries in the world, actually IT DOES NOT snow here at all! well it can snow in the south, it already happend, but it is mostly ice than snow itself, and when it does happen it is very little 'snow' and doesn't even accumulate for very long, it is below than 1 inch , there was historical 'snowstorms' that happend here in south brazil years ago, but "historical" for Brazil standards ( it is a tropical country anyways) but it was nothing like a "blizzard" like happens in USA ,Canada for example,but it was snow in fact, a few inches of accumulation, but nothing extreme like a foot a snow... but this is a extremely rare phenomenah ! It is mostly other phenomena like freezing rain sometimes or icicle( ice that forms on the surfaces, like trees for ex and it's pretty) . Brazilian winters are VERY mild (mild to the hot stuff not to the cold stuff)😂
in the south( cuz in Brazil as far south you go more cold it gets and vice versa) there are more cold temps in winter but it rarely drops below freezing. The lowest temps ever recorded in Brazil was -17°and it never happend again...
I think Argentina should be ahead of Brazil cuz it definetly snow more there than here 😅❄
Anyway nice video buddie ! Just make sure the info be as much as accurate as possible and your channel will keep growing 😀👏
Metric please
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This is very wrong, it snows much more in the Benelux countries than in the Vatican City, San Marino and Monaco, those should be last on this list! Also the values in inches are very wrong, too exaggerated for many countries
Totally wrong!
Why inches ?
I didn't know it snowed on the sun
Why isn't Palau, Tuvalu, and Nauru on here...and you forgot the Maldives.
It is not Macedonia, it is northern Macedonia, Macedonia is in Greece
I'm from Canada and we never get 25 feet of snow per year!! Same with the States! Where did you get this list from? From a box of Cracker Jacks? Please refrain from posting till you have all the facts!! Cause honestly, there is no place on Earth that's gets 25 feet of snow a year
It's snowiest or most snowy. Never say "Most snowiest".
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I strongly disapprove this list
How does it snow more in Belgium than in Denmark ??
it actually does
I'm from Canada and would like to know how us Canadians get almost 25 feet of snow per year. Its never happened. I am pretty sure the US doesn't receive 23 feet of snow per year lol