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According to the provided text, what must be true if it is snowing?

If it is cold
If it is raining
If it is sunny
If it is hot

The correct answer is: If it is cold

If it is snowing, it must be cold. This is because snow forms when the temperature is below freezing (0 degrees Celsius or 32 degrees Fahrenheit). If it were hot, sunny, or raining, it would not be possible for snow to occur. Therefore, the correct answer is A. The other options are not true if it is snowing. If it were raining, it would be too warm for snow. If it were sunny, it would also be too warm for snow. If it were hot, it would definitely not be snowing.