Snow spell?

I need a snow spell, I live in Egypt and never seen snow, i would love to see some snow.

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No, there is no spell that will make it snow. If you want snow travel places where it snows such as Canada.

while weather magick is debated on, there's one key element; it still has to follow the laws of nature, and in Egypt it doesn't snow. [at least i'm almost certain it doesn't snow. perhaps late one winter night it suddenly gets really cold] if you were to cast a spell for snow and it did work, the end result would be rain because of the heat in your area. try visiting somewhere in the winter where snow is common.

As Nekoshema said, it has to abide by the laws of nature.
Weather magick can only increase the possibility of a certain weather outcome that is prevailing in that certain area. That being said, a snow spell will only increase the possibility of snowfall in an area where snowfall takes place due to cold climate. Hence, you cannot make it rain in winter, snow in summer, etc. Weather though slightly manipulatable, but cannot be controlled, which is why it is unreliable.

Hmm...do spells work most of the time? When you cast them?

EgyAnar, whether a spell will work or not depends on a number of things. First of all, no spell will work 100% of the time and some won't ever work at all.

But the most important factor in whether a spell will work is the spellcaster themselves. Do they understand magic and why it works? How long have they been practicing? Are they feeling ill, angry, depressed, tired, distracted, etc? Your physical well-being can and does effect your spellwork. Is their focus and intent clear and direct? Do they fully understand how to gather and direct energy to a goal and is the visualization of that goal clear in their minds? Any and all of these things can have either a positive or a negative impact on your spell casting.

And then there is the fact that sometimes the Universe or the Gods or whatever counteract your workings. Or there is the situation, such as desiring snow in Egypt where the natural forces of where you live would negate any such working.

So it isn't a matter of which spells work most of the time. Whether a spell works at all isn't in the words or ingredients of the spell but in the spellcaster themself.

Thank you, that really helped.