LWW Loc: Banana Republic of America

Snow on the planet Venus is metal.

Peterfiore Loc: Where DR goes south

Shoveling snow on Venus would be a real PIA.

LWW Loc: Banana Republic of America

Once you dress in the appropriate air conditioned asbestos suit, it probably isn't too bad.

Peterfiore Loc: Where DR goes south

That I already have...; )

SteveR Loc: Michigan

Marcus Hammonds at Discovery, as quoted by Smithsonian:

As we now understand it, the snow on Venus’ surface is probably more similar to frost. On the lower Venusian plains, temperatures reach a searing 480°C (894°F). This is hot enough that reflective pyrite minerals on the planet’s surface are vaporized, entering the atmosphere as a kind of metallic mist, leaving only the dark volcanic rocks like basalt in the Venusian lowlands.

At higher altitudes, this mist condenses, forming shiny, metallic frost on the tops of the mountains. And Earth’s simmering sibling has plenty of high altitude terrain. Maxwell Montes, the tallest peak on Venus, stands at an altitude of 11 kilometers (6.8 miles) — 3 kilometers (1.8 miles) higher than Mount Everest.

petrochemist Loc: UK

I think the atmosphere is corrosive enough that asbestos wouldn't last long. Certainly the probes that have been sent to the surface of venus have had very short lives.

Peterfiore Loc: Where DR goes south

Exactly...!