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I think it's Neptune.

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9y ago

None of the planets we know have a complete snow covering; Earth has only a partial and seasonal snow covering for only a fraction of its land area. Saturn's moon Enceladus (which is not a planet) comes close as it is known to have water geysers because of subsurface liquid water - some of which water falls to the surface as snow, and some escapes into space. The outer planets also have some amount of water ice in their atmosphere, although the effect would not dominate enough to be described as being covered with it.

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13y ago

Most of the colder plants from earth beyond to the next sun have ice but not necessarily snow.

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9y ago

If you mean the precipitation of frozen water then only Earth.

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pudding planet

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Neptune

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13y ago

no

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