Cabinet
Cloud with snow symbol, line drawing
Original line drawing. Not an agency logo, and not an emoji.

Cloud with snow

Also called CLOUD WITH SNOW, U+1F328, weather emoji

Unicode character. A code point, not a station model or a forecast icon.

Weather characters

Cloud with snow meaning

U+1F328 CLOUD WITH SNOW is a Unicode character. Snow and snow showers are forecast icons. The character is not either of them.

At a glance

System
Unicode character
Code point
U+1F328
Official name
CLOUD WITH SNOW
Not the same as
A forecast icon or a station-model sign
🌨U+1F328

U+1F328 CLOUD WITH SNOW. Not a snow forecast, and not a snow shower.

The name. Unicode name CLOUD WITH SNOW, U+1F328. The picture on a phone is the vendor’s. The character is the code point.

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Where it comes from

The pictograph chart names it CLOUD WITH SNOW. WWIS separates snow from snow showers, flurries, and heavy snow. The bare snowflake is U+2744. A forecast app draws its own snow icon, sometimes with a sun when the snow is showery. That sun is the service’s variant. It is not a second code point.

The line drawing is original to this cabinet. It is not an agency logo, a vendor icon, or the emoji for the same idea.

Weather

What it means

Use the character in text. Use the snow page when the question is what a forecast means. Sleet and freezing rain are further forecast words the character does not spell.

Variants

Vendor art

Apple, Google, and other vendors draw one code point in different colors and shapes. None of those drawings is a WMO icon, and none of them is the line art on this page.

Worth knowing

  • U+1F328 is the Unicode name CLOUD WITH SNOW. Vendors may draw it as a color emoji. The character is still the code point. Source

Questions

What does the cloud-and-snow emoji mean?

As a character, it is CLOUD WITH SNOW, U+1F328. As a forecast, snow and snow showers are different icons. The emoji does not make that distinction.

Is it the same as the snowflake?

No. U+2744 is SNOWFLAKE. U+1F328 is CLOUD WITH SNOW.

Often confusedSnowThe snow icon is a forecast. U+1F328 does not say heavy, light, or showery.
Often confusedSnowflakeThe snowflake has no cloud in its name. This character does.

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Sources

Named when the entry depends on a text, a date, or a standard. Catalog numbers are not invented.

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symbol.wiki, edited as Sigilla. Last reviewed 18 October 2026. A reading of public tradition, not a ruling.