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Latest post Fri, Dec 31 2004 7:12 AM by salam1101. 1 replies.
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salam1101  +  64434 Fri, 31 Dec 04 07:12 AM
Hi
It's raining cats and dogs. Can we say the same way when it snows too?
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Mister Micawber  +  64451 Fri, 31 Dec 04 10:23 AM

You could, as humorous word play on that idiom. We would not normally use it for anything but rain, however.

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