This spell will increase the odds that it will snow.
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Casting Instructions for 'Chances of Snowing High'
You will need the following items for this spell:
Snow
Charm necklace or bracelet
Spoon
Bowl
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You will need the following items for this spell:
Snow
Charm necklace or bracelet
Spoon
Bowl
Take the snow and put it in the bowl. Mix the snow until it turns into water. Add the charm into the bowl of water, and say, "Snow cold, Snow fold, Snow Flake, Snow fake. Make it snow, as much as possible. Risk the chance of every thing able."
Take the water and go outside. Put the charm on your neck or your wrist. Then say "Snow flake, Snow fake. Snow cold, Snow fold." Then sprinkle it on your head and whisper, "Snow" Say it over and over until you quite sprinkling it above you. Don't use all the water!
When you go back inside and put the rest of the water in the freezer and close the freezer door. Stare at your clock and whisper this 5 times. "Freeze." After a week take it out and whisper one more time, "snow snow snow snow." Say it only once.
Remember that the weather can be influenced by a magickal practitioner, but not fully controlled. You may make it snow more by making it snow an infinitely small amount.
In my opinion, though, it would be much easier to use a simple rhyme and a flick of the wand.
I find my magick works best when I speak at random.
I would caution you on meddling with weather as AvalonRainne said. I doubt this has enough energy to do much, but you might turn a light drizzle into a huge storm without realizing.
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