Today
It's rainning since this afternoon.But this morning, there was snow on the ground.
I have to drive my son to and from his swimming school today. So, I don't want to be snowing.
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It's (or 'It has') been rainning since this afternoon. But this morning, there was snow on the ground.
I have to drive my son to and from his swimming school today. So, I don't want it to be snowing.
Just a note on the last sentence: you need 'it' (which, by context, refers to the weather) to be the subject of 'snowing'. Without this, the subject is you, which doesn't make sense as people cannot be snowing.
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