A specific “next snow” time depends entirely on your exact location and changes hour by hour.
Why location is needed
Snow forecasts are computed for precise points (usually by city, ZIP/postcode, or latitude/longitude), not globally. Without knowing where you are, only very general statements about snow somewhere in the world are possible, which are not useful for planning.
How you can check
Use a reputable local weather site or app, then:
- Enter your town or ZIP/postcode and open the hourly or “winter weather” / “snow and ice” section.
- Look at the next 7–10 days for any period labeled snow, wintry mix, or freezing precipitation, and note the start and end times.
If you reply with your city and country (or ZIP/postcode), a tailored explanation of your current snow chances and rough timing can be provided.
