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==In other languages== | ==In other languages== | ||
*French: '''Alerte Neige''' | *French: '''Alerte Neige''' | ||
*German: '''Hagelalarm''' | *German: '''Hagelalarm''' | ||
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*Japanese: '''雪降らし, Yuki Furashi''' | *Japanese: '''雪降らし, Yuki Furashi''' | ||
*Korean: '''눈퍼뜨리기, Nun Peotteurigi''' | *Korean: '''눈퍼뜨리기, Nun Peotteurigi''' | ||
*Spanish: '''Nevada''' (which means, "snow capped", or "snow fall", as in the | *Spanish: '''Nevada''' (which means, "snow capped", or "snow fall", as in the {{wp|Sierra Nevada (U.S.)|Sierra Nevada}} mountain range and the U.S. state {{wp|Nevada}}). | ||
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Snow Warning (Japanese: ゆきふらし Snowfall) is an ability introduced in Generation IV. Two Pokémon have this ability, both from the same evolutionary line.
Effect
In battle
Snow Warning will summon a hailstorm in battle. Its effects are the same as Hail but, instead of lasting for five turns, it lasts for the whole battle until replaced.
Outside of battle
Snow Warning has no effect outside of battle.
Pokémon with Snow Warning
Single ability
| # | Pokémon | Type | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 459 | 
|
Snover | Grass | Ice | |
| 460 | 
|
Abomasnow | Grass | Ice | |
Dual ability
No Pokémon have Snow Warning as one of their two abilities.
See also
In other languages
- French: Alerte Neige
- German: Hagelalarm
- Italian: Scendineve
- Japanese: 雪降らし, Yuki Furashi
- Korean: 눈퍼뜨리기, Nun Peotteurigi
- Spanish: Nevada (which means, "snow capped", or "snow fall", as in the Sierra Nevada mountain range and the U.S. state Nevada).
