Question

Will there be any snow if water couldnt evaporate? Explain

Answer 1

Answer:

Short answer: No

Explanation:

Water vapor is created by evaporation creating moisture aka humidity in the air, once water vapor reaches high altitudes it freezes creating snowflakes which then turn around and fall creating snow.  

Because snow formation requires moisture, very cold but very dry areas may rarely receive snow. Antarctica's Dry Valleys, for instance, form the largest ice-free portion of the continent. The Dry Valleys are quite cold but have very low humidity, and strong winds help wick any remaining moisture from the air. As a result, this extremely cold region receives little snow.