I like snow in moderation, I like  a good amount to where I can miss a few days of school. But every now and then is good enough for me. I wouldn't want to have it snow every single day. That would be too much and would get old really fast. So if it snows every now and then during the holidays, then i really like it. It has been a  while since I have had solid snow that actually stayed on the street. 

Plus, having too much snow is a bad thing because I would be the one to shovel it all out of the driveway. So I am happy enough with a good foot of snow, nothing more. Just enough to miss school is good enough. Good thread by the way! Merry Christmas! 

Snow is the best! I love few things more than snow, actually, but then again I live in Colorado with a skiing-obsessed family so it's sort of a huge part of my life. XD
I love just about everything about snow, except of course, the accidents and stuff and the slow traffic. I love how it sparkles in the sun, I love skiing through drifts of powder, I love trying to make giant snowmen, and snowball fights, and forts, and sledding, and rolling through it getting it stuck in my hair, and snow angels, and coming inside to sit in the warmth and curl up with a good book under way too many blankets, and the feeling of it under my boots as I run over it. I love hot chocolate, ice skating, doing dares with my sister to go and lay in it in our bathing suits, or standing in the cold on the edge of the outdoor pool shivering, and watching people examining it, identifying the type of snow and what it'd be fun for, throwing myself into drifts like leaf piles, the freshness of the air, catching snowflakes on my tongue, new winter gear... Snow is incredible. I love winter. Winter is my life.

I absolutely loved snow as a kid, my dad would take my sister and I sledding. Snowball fights, and building snowmen was a lot of fun. Snow days were some of my favorite things in the whole world.

As I've gotten older and into college I'm not as able to just go out and play in the snow, when we get it, because I have other things to do, and in my 5 and a half years of college I don't recall many snow days, I think two at most. It was always more of a nuisance trying to walk to class. And now as I'm basically done driving to student teaching when the roads are slick is terrible because I have to force myself up earlier and leave earlier which is never fun.

I still do enjoy watching it snow, there's something so pretty about snowfall. Oddly, I enjoy shoveling, I think part of it is that I justify shoveling to myself as a workout so I don't have to go to the gym. But, I do just enjoy getting out in the snow still. I think snow is far more enjoyable for little kids, but I still do enjoy it.

I Love Snow! I always have, and probably always will! It is an amazing thing, even in large amounts (Not too much snow, but still) Snowball fights, building snow-people, sledding, no school (as much as I love school, having a break is nice once in a while!)

Only downside being, I live in a dessert area, and it doesn't snow a lot. when we get snow, it last for a couple of days and is only a couple of inches high, if any. One winter, we got 27 inches of snow! It was a disaster! (good disaster) Schools and jobs were suspended because of the streets and weather, and it was amazing!

I love snow because i like when it is freezing outside and I like making snow angels and snowman and snowballs. It is fun to play with for all ages. It helps you miss school if you live in Texas. I have never experienced snow more than like three inches but if I got the chance to I would love it. 
PokefanKala:

I would love to be able to ski it looks so fun to do and that's cool that it snows heavily down there.

The only place I have experienced snow was at a event where they make fake snow and kids play with it but I want the real thing.Hopefully it will snow where I am going for Christmas. 

I don't like snow at all. I used to like going out and playing in it when I was younger, but now I'd rather stay inside. It makes it way too cold and slippery outside, which is why I don't go out in the snow unless I absolutely have to.

I love snow, always enjoyed playing outside in the snow as a kid.

Snow, I LIKE IT!! It's great for hiding inside when you do a doorbell prank on a neighbor. They'll never suspect that it was me.

Historically I have actually been rather fond of snow, but this past month has seen me in several slides so I am now considering myself indifferent and moving towards dislike.

Of course it is also highly dependent on the type of snow. We've been getting a lot of wet snow this winter, and I am not a fan. The large flaked, powdery snow however is quite lovely.

Snow is fantastic. Hard to see anyone not liking it. I love the white snow though, not the green. Stay away from the green snow.

I unfortunately have no proper opinion on this, due to the fact I live in an area of California that doesn't snow. When I do occasionally go to a snowy place (e.g. off on vacation or visiting a relative), my opinions usually range from "Why me (if I'm stuck in the guest room due to snow being too plentiful)" to "HOLY WOW THIS IS AWESOME (when I go to places with just the right amount of snow)"

I am surprised that so many people like snow though I am happy that this year we've only got snow for a few days, unlike last year where the snow was really heavy to the point the only thing you could see of my dogs were their neck and head
Anyway,
Happy New Years!

dragoon1000 : Honestly I love snow. Snow is white and powdery, makes me think I'm rolling in Bijou's makeup... Hamtaro maniac.. sorry.

Honestly I prefer snowy days because there's more friction, so I can run around zapping people like crazy. But because of the SNOW part, I don't really get to zap people much. I guess I prefer snowy cold days because I can't stand heat. Heat makes me go crazy, and feel rather nauseous. I don't know why though. I can be thankful that it's cold over here right now. Makes me feel loveydovey happy!

I love snow but hate going out in it. Personally I love summer the best, but winter definitely has the best scenery. I've never had the problem of too much snow but school gets out with less than a centimeter of snow. It's great!

Cheers,

Well, I used to love snow. But now I can't stand the cold. So, I'd say the same as Elara did a few posts ago, Indifferent, moving toward Dislike.

   Snow is my greatest preferred condition of weather. Why do you question me? Actually, it is quite simple. First of all, snow causes me to feel extremely comfortable and extremely exhausted and considering I extremely enjoy experiencing these feelings, I greatly enjoy snow. Second, I may spend some of my spare time playing within the snow. I mean, doesn't everybody enjoy playing within the snow? Finally, I greatly prefer snow because great amounts of snow may either cause school to commence at a delayed time or just even cancel the whole entire hours of a school day. I am positive many pupils of school become enthusiastic when they discover school is cancelled because of a great amount of snow. As you notice, snow is obviously my greatest preferred of any types of conditions of weather. Do you greatly enjoy snow?

Wait, What Is Snow?

I. LOVE. SNOW!!!

I really enjoy everything about it, I like playing in it
And snowfall is just, FUN.

But I hate cold weather. Does that make me a oxymoron?

As a citizen of Utah, I have experienced snow quite a bit. It can get pretty scary when you're a passenger in a car or if you slip, but it's amazingly fun to go sledding and skiing. So, yeah, I love it.

Yes, being in a car does tend to influence the degree to which I like snow as well... especially if I am the one driving. We're getting dumped on pretty good here in Pennsylvania... and considering that our heavy snowfall period isn't until February... well... let us just say that I am not looking forward to that.

Fall and Winter are my favorite times of year, however... because I actually like the cold. As a native of Southern California it is really out of place for me... but part of the reason I moved here was for seasons, colder weather, and yes... the snow.