Will Norris

Adds Javascript snow effect to your blog, thanks to <a href="http://www.schillmania.com/projects/snowstorm/" rel="nofollow ugc">Scott Schiller</a>. This is the same effect available on WordPress.com blogs.

Snow Storm

Adds Javascript snow effect to your blog, thanks to Scott Schiller.  This is the same effect available on WordPress.com blogs.

WinkingFrog

This is a straight forward Plugin that does not require the use of any shortcodes or widgets. Simply head for Settings > WFS Let It Snow and configure your snow flurry! This plugin makes use of Jason Brown’s brilliant jQuery plugin <a href="http://loktar00.github.io/JQuery-Snowfall/" rel="nofollow ugc">Snowfall</a>, all credit for the snow effect must go to Jason! This is being distributed as a FREE plugin from Winking Frog Studios, we hope you all have a wonderful festive season!
There is a really good chance this plugin will work with earlier versions of WordPress, but the chances are an active site will be at WordPress 4.0 or higher anyway.
<h3>Plugin Usage & Shortcodes</h3>
Once installed and activated you will find a ‘Let It Snow’ menu item in your Settings. The settings for the plugin are all very straight forward, just play around with them until you get the desired effect.
Developed by <a href="http://winkingfrog.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Winking Frog Studios</a>

WFS Let It Snow

A super simple plugin that adds some seasonal snowfall to your website.

Snow Storm vs WFS Let It Snow