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Kevin Jennings Feb 20

Snow drive
#photography, #potd2026, #photoaday, #pad2026-051, #winterdrive, #snowstorm, #fallingsnow, #drivinginsnow

Kevin Jennings Feb 20

Snow drive
#photography, #potd2026, #photoaday, #pad2026-051, #winterdrive, #snowstorm, #fallingsnow, #drivinginsnow

Jon Bradley Jan 30

Taken during Snowmageddon, 2026. Shot on #x100vi #ohio #blackandwhite #monochrome #naturephotography #winterlandscape #snow #forest #trees #fineartphotography #landscape #framing #fallingsnow #fujifilm

Hugh's Views & News Dec 6

How to Enable or Disable the Falling Snow Effect on Your WordPress Blog

Have you noticed that snow is falling on some WordPress blogs? As you read the post, small flakes of snow gently drift down. Meanwhile, on other blogs, like mine, there’s no snow.

WordPress introduced the festive snowfall feature a few years ago. It only works when reading a post via the WordPress website. You won’t see it if you’re reading a post in the WordPress Reader or the Jetpack App unless you click through to the website. This time, it runs until 4th January 2026. But how do you turn the feature on or off? Easy – follow my instructions.

Go to your blog’s dashboard and click Settings – General.

Scroll down the page until you come to ‘Snow.’

You’ll see a box with the words ‘Show falling snow on my site until January 4th.’

Where to turn on/off falling snow on your WordPress blog

If you want snow to fall on your blog, tick the box. If you don’t want snow falling on your blog, untick the box.

Click the ‘Save Changes‘ box at the bottom of the page.

Ensure the changes are effective by opening one of your posts on the WordPress website.

I’m not a lover of anything moving onscreen while I’m reading, as I find it distracting. However, I know that many bloggers love the idea of gently drifting snowflakes while they read blog posts during the festive season.

The choice is yours. And now you know how to switch on or turn off snow falling on your blog.

For the above instructions, I’m using a desktop computer. The falling snow effect is only controlled through your WordPress.com dashboard, not the Jetpack mobile app.

Is it snowing on your blog? If not, do you want it to snow? Let me know why you like or dislike the idea of snowflakes drifting on WordPress blogs.

The featured image on this blog post is sourced from Pixabay. AI reviewed spelling and grammar errors.

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novaTopFlex Dec 1

Hype for the Future 31/284: Snow until January 4th

Today is Monday, December 1st, 2025! On this day, select WordPress sites can display falling snow for the first time since early January, 2025. The falling snow session occurs for five weeks, ending on Sunday, January 4th, 2026.