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*When there's a snowfall the snowflakes are big and the snow is falling slow.
*When there's a snowfall the snowflakes are big and the snow is falling slow.


*There's a myth that there's a snowfall in [[Club Penguin]] on every 4 years.
*There's a myth that there's a snowfall in [[Club Penguin]] on every 4 years. Some penguins said that it will comes every time that have snow events.
 
*Christmas 2008 snowfall is also refers to snow storm in Europe.


*There is a [[server]] called Snowfall, although has no snowfall, like all servers.
*There is a [[server]] called Snowfall, although has no snowfall, like all servers.


*The fact that only very little snowfall occurs on Club Penguin leads many to question how the ground is almost always covered with snow.
*The fact that only very little snowfall occurs on Club Penguin leads many to question how the ground is almost always covered with snow.
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Revision as of 15:22, 7 May 2009

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The Snowfall first appeared in Penguin Chat 3's Town. It then reappeared at the Christmas Party 2008, seen at the Ski Hill and the Iceberg.

Trivia

  • When there's a snowfall the snowflakes are big and the snow is falling slow.
  • There's a myth that there's a snowfall in Club Penguin on every 4 years. Some penguins said that it will comes every time that have snow events.
  • Christmas 2008 snowfall is also refers to snow storm in Europe.
  • There is a server called Snowfall, although has no snowfall, like all servers.
  • The fact that only very little snowfall occurs on Club Penguin leads many to question how the ground is almost always covered with snow.