
🌨️ snow cloud emoji
The snow cloud emoji 🌨️ depicts a cloud releasing snow, representing snowy weather and winter conditions. It is used in weather-related messages and discussions about snow. The emoji can also appear in contexts related to cold, wintry scenes.
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- Category
- Travel & Places
- Unicode version
- 7.0
- Release year
- 2014
- Unicode sequence
- U+1F328 U+FE0F
- Emoji version
- 0.7
What does 🌨️ mean?
A cloud with falling snow, depicted as a white cloud with small, white snowflakes descending from it. This emoji represents snowy weather conditions and is part of the sky & weather subcategory. It is used to indicate cold, snowy climates or specific weather events involving snow.
Common uses
- Indicating snowy weather: 'It's snowing outside! 🌨️'
- Referencing a snowy location: 'Heading to the mountains for some 🌨️'
- Describing winter activities: 'Time for skiing and snowboarding in the 🌨️'
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Frequently asked questions
What does 🌨️ mean?
A cloud with falling snow, depicted as a white cloud with small, white snowflakes descending from it. This emoji represents snowy weather conditions and is part of the sky & weather subcategory. It is used to indicate cold, snowy climates or specific weather events involving snow.
How do I copy Cloud With Snow?
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How do I download Cloud With Snow?
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Does Cloud With Snow support skin tones?
This entry has no skin-tone variations in the current catalog. Different platform designs are renderings of the same character, not separate emoji.