concept   snow
34 commonsense assertions
Cultures (34) • Tropical countries (1) • Australia (1) • Northern countries (1) • Canada (1) • Northern US (1) • India (1) • Russia (1) • Desert regions (1) • Northern Hemisphere countries (1) • Norway (1) • Scandinavia (1) • Philippines (1) • northern countries (1) • Inuit communities (1) • Sweden (1) • Arctic (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • winter sports culture (1) • Acadian communities (1) • African countries (1) Gilgit-Baltistan region (1) • Great Lakes region (1) • International cultures (1) • Maine (1) • Malaysia (1) • Mountainous regions (1) • Neutral countries (1) • Outdoor enthusiasts in cold climates (1) • Polar regions (1) • Sami (1) • Singapore (1) • Western culture (1) • inland regions (1) • mountaineering cultures (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 snow Tropical countries Snow is rare and unfamiliar in tropical countries, often seen as a symbol of vacation destinations. 32
2 snow Australia Snow is a rare and novelty occurrence in specific mountainous regions in Australia. 14
3 snow Northern countries In Northern countries, snow is a common and expected part of winter, often used for recreational activities and winter sports. 14
4 snow Canada Snow is a central aspect of Canadian culture, especially during the winter months, and is essential for winter activities. 13
5 snow Northern US Winter in the Northern US is defined by regular snow activities and preparedness for snow removal and travel. 9
6 snow India Snow is a rare and unfamiliar phenomenon in India, not part of the typical climate or activities. 6
7 snow Russia Snow in Russia deeply impacts daily life, transportation, and traditional activities due to its abundance. 6
8 snow Desert regions In desert regions, snow-related activities and vehicles are rare and impractical due to the lack of snow. 5
9 snow Northern Hemisphere countries Snow is culturally associated with winter sports and activities in Northern Hemisphere countries. 5
10 snow Norway In Norway, snow is a common aspect of daily life and transportation, resulting in efficient snowplowing and removal practices. 5
11 snow Scandinavia Snow is an integral part of daily life and used for transportation and outdoor activities in Scandinavia. 5
12 snow Philippines Snow is a rare and unnatural occurrence in the Philippines. 4
13 snow northern countries Snow-related activities are common and anticipated in northern countries during the winter months. 4
14 snow Inuit communities Snow is essential for construction, water, and travel in Inuit communities. 3
15 snow Sweden Snow is a common occurrence in Sweden during winter and the country has efficient snowplowing and removal services. 3
16 snow Arctic In Arctic culture, snow is a crucial aspect of daily life and traditional transportation. 2
17 snow Saudi Arabia Snow is a rare occurrence in Saudi Arabia, resulting in unique reactions and challenges. 2
18 snow winter sports culture Snow is crucial for winter sports like skiing and snowboarding. 2
19 snow Acadian communities Snow is similarly embraced as a part of winter in Acadian communities with their own local traditions and activities. 1
20 snow African countries In African countries, snow is a rare and completely foreign phenomenon for many people. 1
21 snow Gilgit-Baltistan region In Gilgit-Baltistan, snow is common and important for water and irrigation. 1
22 snow Great Lakes region Snow in the Great Lakes region requires shoveling and snow tires in winter. 1
23 snow International cultures Snow is considered rare or non-existent in many regions around the world. 1
24 snow Maine Maine's winter culture revolves around snow-based activities like skiing, snowmobiling, and ice fishing. 1
25 snow Malaysia Snow is rare in Malaysia and is mainly associated with artificial snow in entertainment venues. 1
26 snow Mountainous regions Snow is a common and integrated part of daily life in mountainous regions. 1
27 snow Neutral countries Neutral countries often associate snow with the beauty of nature and enjoy its calming and serene effect. 1
28 snow Outdoor enthusiasts in cold climates Snow in cold climates provides opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts to engage in activities like skiing and snowboarding. 1
29 snow Polar regions Snow is abundant and common in the Polar regions as a form of precipitation. 1
30 snow Sami The Sami culture considers snow an essential part of daily life, with a rich vocabulary to describe its types and conditions. 1
31 snow Singapore Snow is a rare occurrence in Singapore and is generally associated with travel or tourism. 1
32 snow Western culture Western culture often describes the concept of snow simply as 'snow'. 1
33 snow inland regions Inland regions may have less frequent or unexpected snow. 1
34 snow mountaineering cultures Snow is seen as a thrilling landscape for skiing and snowboarding in mountaineering cultures. 1