"Nevica lì."

Translation: It snows there.

[robert0n]

Does anyone think "It is snowing there." should be excepted? If not, can anyone explain why?

[italiaoo]

I also think it should be accepted. Unless Italian like English has a continuous form too.

If Italian also has the structure of a progressive form, then we should translate progressive as progressive and present simple as present simple.

[robert0n]

There is no continuous present form in Italian so I don't see why it wasn't accepted. If I get it again, I'll report it.

[ziggKogg]

Can't imagine using the "io" form, I am snowing... >.<