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** ''[[Children Who Chase Lost Voices]]'': Asuna's father died during the winter. Morisaki is also shown standing above his wife's grave in falling snow.

** ''[[Weathering with You]]'': As bad as the constant heavy rain is, it is once snow starts falling in summer that things race rapidly to their nadir.

*''[[Your Lie in April]]'': The last time Kousei sees {{spoiler| Kaori}} alive is on a snowy rooftop. Later, he visits her grave in the snow and gets a letter with her last words from her parents.

* ''[[Your Lie in April]]'': The last time Kousei sees {{spoiler|Kaori}} alive is on a snowy rooftop. Later, he visits her grave in the snow and gets a letter with her last words from her parents.

== [[Comic Books]] ==

* The most famous example of this trope in Argentina is Hector German Osterheld's magnum opus, ''El Eternauta''. There, the first sign of the alien invasion of the Manos and the Ellos is glowing snow that kills within contact with the skin, forcing the protagonist, his friends and family to don radiation suits in order to survive.

* The most famous example of this trope in Argentina is [[Hector German Osterheld]]'s magnum opus, ''El Eternauta''. There, the first sign of the alien invasion of the Manos and the Ellos is glowing snow that kills within contact with the skin, forcing the protagonist, his friends and family to don radiation suits in order to survive.

* {{spoiler|The Question}} in ''[[52]]''. Renee Montoya drags him through the snow, {{spoiler|leaving a question-mark-shaped trail.}}

* The final chapters of ''[[Watchmen]]'', for the big reveal on Laurie's past, and the final fate of one of the mains.

* [[Sin City]]. That Yellow Bastard.