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Yes, it did snow during the time of the dinosaurs, particularly in the polar regions. Evidence from fossilized plants and climate models suggests that some areas experienced seasonal snowfall, especially in the late Cretaceous period. However, the overall climate during the age of dinosaurs was generally warmer than today, with many regions lacking permanent ice or snow.

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