does it snow in Austrlia like it does in new york?
104670
Only in winter in the mountains.
579101
no obviously it does not snow anywhere in Australia, jeez
442368
That would depend on your location.  In the Southern Hemisphere, it is summer time on December 25th.  Many parts of the US don't get any snow, even during winter.  I would imagine that it has snowed SOMEWHERE EVERY Christmas for the last 65 years.
11524
Yes it has.  I know that it snowed about 7 or 8 years ago when I was living there.  Greanted, it only lasted about 15 minutes, but people were standing in the streets looking absolutely amazed.
212683
right now?  well it depends on which part of NY you want to know about....right now on Long Island it is cold...in the 30's and we have some left over snow from yesterday's storm.  The sun is bright and beautiful and the sky is a light blue with a few wispy clouds.....
649259
South Australia is a hole of place. Go 2 melbourne its way cooler
984542
No not really, Im in South Africa, here its 25°C, nice and sunny, my swimmingpool temperatue is 30°C, sounds like fun???? ok ok, I have to admit Im a bit jealous, cause I have never touched snow in my life, care to send some snow in the post?? Or maybe you can send some pic's?
795968
Manhattan Plaza.  Cunningham Park queens, Stadium Tennis the Bronx.  It is supposed to be warm for a while so hit Central Park
811290
In parts of arizona, like the mountains, yeah, it can snow (but not much).  It varies across the state.
533528
I would put it from New York to Sydney because they are so far away from each other and have different cultures. Also, New York is a huge city full of lights and Sydney is not exactly like that although it has tall buildings as well.
147330
March is a funny month in NY.  Bring sweathers and warm things but have some lighter stuff too.  Spring comes to New York in spurts.  There's an expression and it it very true.  If you don't like weather in New York, wait 5 minutes.  It will change.
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Get some global perspective PromoProductGuy, the Northern Territory is in Australia you tool. Not everyone in the world lives in northern america.\n\nFrom what I know of the NT, the weather is tropical. The average temperature is in the 30s most of the year. It's really wet and humid in summer and dry and hot in winter. (I'm from SA)
1014686
You mean Albany, New York. Not Aibany.They were telling the truth. I don't actually live there, I live about an hour from there, but it is a nice area. That is, as long as you don't mind a lot of snow. I'm sure that this person was not making anything up. The quality of life is good, and I am sure it is kept up nicely.
811881
The seasons are determined by the tilt of the Earth.  The Earth's rotation goes about an axis with the ends at the poles.  But that axis isn't parallel to the Earth's orbit.  It's slanted by about 20 degrees.  In the months of June, July and August, the North Pole is tilted toward the Sun.  That means that the Northern Hemisphere gets more sunlight more directly, which makes it have longer days and higher temperatures.  In December, January and February, the North Pole tilts away from the Sun, meaning it gets relatively little sunlight and that is less intense.  So it has short days and low temperatures.  The South Pole points in the opposite direction from the North, so the Southern Hemisphere has opposite seasons.\n\nWhat New York has to do with any of this I don't know.
86571
First of all the name of the town is Turin - it is the american journalist that have named it Torino.\n\nThe climate there is similar to Switzerland, & Austria.  It is in the Italian Alps, due to the high elevation the climate is cooler. But don't let that fool you, you can very easily get a bad sunburn, the reflection of the snow, and the thinner atmosphere contribute to more intense sunrays.
760350
Maybe cause its still snowing here in Australia! 2 weeks to summer and its snowing!!!!! Yep...weird.
651288
There is little precipitation at the Antarctica because of the low temperatures. Cold air does not hold as much moisture as hot air. In the winter for exsample the humidity is lower than in the summer ( humidity is scale of how much moisture is in the air). Moisture in the air rises and settles in the clouds to produce snow or rain. When the temperature stays as cold as in does in Antarctica little moisture is present to create snow or rain. The snow that is on the ground in pictures and movies that you may see has been there for sometime. There is stays so cold that when snow does fall it takes it a long time to melt. I hope this was helpful.