When the snow first falls, the bare ground is usually too hot for it, and it melts. A stick or leaf may provide sufficient separation from the ground to allow it to collect. Thus there are often random islands of snow.
However not all ground has the same thermal properties, and in certain cases we get patterns. the gaps between bricks provide safe harbor for snowflakes even as the bricks themselves melt the flakes into oblivion.
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