Go to google...

[Dumpsterkitty]

...and type in Let it snow

"But don’t worry if you get caught in a complete virtual whiteout, because Google has provided a Defrost button, which replaces the usual blue magnifying glass search button (if you click the Defrost button, the flakes will continue to fall, but without any accumulation). You can also click and hold your mouse to manually brush off some of the white stuff." Search Engine Watch

[Donna]

...and type in Let it snow

"But don’t worry if you get caught in a complete virtual whiteout, because Google has provided a Defrost button, which replaces the usual blue magnifying glass search button (if you click the Defrost button, the flakes will continue to fall, but without any accumulation). You can also click and hold your mouse to manually brush off some of the white stuff." Search Engine Watch

Hey that's pretty neat Ei!! Thanks

[Shaky]

I wish my car's defroster worked that fast.

[Carol P.]

Won't work for me.   

[Donna]

Won't work for me.   

Did you go to the google page? Not the google search bar.

[Tokira]

Won't work for me.   

Nor for me 
I think in my case, it's just that my old OS isn't up to it.
But now my computer fund has gone to my local friendly garage, for a new transmission
Carol

[Carol P.]

Won't work for me.  

Did you go to the google page? Not the google search bar.

Yep, I went to the google search page not the search bar.  Must be it won't work for Carol's!  

[Donna]

Here's a screen shot of before and after. Snow and defrost! 

[Carol P.]

Here's a screen shot of before and after. Snow and defrost! 

Oh, sure.  It works for Ei's and Donna's and Shaky's, but not for Carol's!  It's so unfair!   

[Patti from Kentucky]

...and type in Let it snow

"But don’t worry if you get caught in a complete virtual whiteout, because Google has provided a Defrost button, which replaces the usual blue magnifying glass search button (if you click the Defrost button, the flakes will continue to fall, but without any accumulation). You can also click and hold your mouse to manually brush off some of the white stuff." Search Engine Watch

Very fun!  Thanks...and sorry to the Carols.

[Shaky]

Here's a screen shot of before and after. Snow and defrost! 

Oh, sure.  It works for Ei's and Donna's and Shaky's, but not for Carol's!  It's so unfair!   

Try a different web browser.

[Wing Goose]

It won't work for me either.  I have a new (Last June 2011) iMac.  Everything else
seems to work okay for me, but I can't get the Google page!
Any suggestions?
                         
                              Lola

[Shaky]

Try this link and wait for a few seconds for the snow to start. It works with Safari 5.1 and Firefox 7.

http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=let+it+snow&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

[Donna]

http://www.google.com/ Check out today's google

Largest snowflake: The largest snowflake in recorded history was reported at Fort Keogh, Montana, on January 28, 1887, according to the Guinness Book of World Records. The snowflake was reportedly 15 inches wide and 8 inches thick. The person who found the snow flake, ranch owner Matt Coleman, described it as "larger than milk pans."

[Shaky]

Wow! That's much bigger than your typical snowflake. It's even bigger than your typical falcon flake!