Where does it snow on the beach?

Answer 1

Canada, Alaska, most of if not all of Russia, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Greeland and Antarctica as well as parts of many other countries....

Answer 2

Any place it gets cold enough with enough humidity to snow. I grew up in northern Illinois and of course the beaches are small, but snow every year.
Since oceans tend to moderate temperatures, it is harder to find snow on the beaches for long as the liquid ocean brings the temp above freezing pretty fast. Most often it happens when a cold front comes in with an offshore wind, so the cold air and snow are coming from the land and snowing right up to and out onto the ocean.

Answer 3

Even though meteorologists say it's impossible, I have personally witnessed it here in Washington State numerous times, in Port Townsend, Orcas Island and Sequim. Very lovely, but it doesn't build up much *so sad*
It also snows on the beach in Alaska, Russia, Greenland, iceland and of course, both poles, although snow in the poles is rare because the temp is so low.

Answer 4

I live in Southwestern Ontario and we have three beaches in this area all of which experience snow during the winter months.

Answer 5

ALASKA is one Greenland is another Oregon etc.. did you give this Q any thought ?

Answer 6

On the sand.