TO SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE

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>>68297461
Depends on the altitude, winds and all that shit, pic is a seaport, but you can get snow in the tropical zone if its high enough.

a lot of what?

>>68297461
what is snow?

>>68297461

That's the kind of question Americans would ask.

>>68297461
>America
>the North

Get out.

>>68298094

Looks comfy, would visit

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>>68303346

>to Southern Hemisphere
>[...] North

I think Canada should deport chinks who don't understand context in our mother tongue.

It doesn't snow anywhere in Australia except for part of the southern Great Dividing Range near the Victorian border and in Tasmania. Canberra gets snow probably once every decade, but in most winters it gets pretty cold.

>>68297461
iin southern argentina it snows all year long, sometimes even in december even though it's supposed to be summer

weather is pretty unpredictable.

The South Island, the Central North Island and the mountains of the Lower North Island gets snow at least once every winter.

>>68303346
t. lives at same latitude as italy

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>>68297461

no, actually the planet is cylindrical south of the ecuator so sunlight falls perpendicularly and temperature never drops with latitude