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No, it was invented in Scandinvia (Norway, Sweden area)The word ski, comes from the old Norse word skíð meaning a stick of wood
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A few myths that are thought to cause a snow day are:flushing an ice cube down the toiletlick a spoon and sleep with it under your pillowwear pajamas inside out and backwardsdo a snow day dance
for Howrse its god of snow
the snow god daughter of Boreas
Wind, Rain, Snow, and sea
snow comes first
There is no specific figure in Blackfoot mythology known as Aisoyimstan who rides a white horse. It is possible that this name or story comes from another cultural tradition or is a modern creation. It is always important to verify information and sources when exploring mythology and folklore.
No snow is frrozen water in the clouds that comes as rain
The water in Rain clouds freeze so Snow comes
Most of the world's rain and snow comes from the tropical rainforest ecosystem.
Most of the world's rain and snow comes from the