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Let the leaves lie on the grass sure (and mulch them assuming it's not too many) but you still need a blower for all the other areas; concrete, landscaped rock, etc. They're also used for snow all the time where I live. Nothing wrong with an electric blower.
i'm still trying to figure out why a blower is going to do anything for snow? You know that snow blowers exist right? I can't imagine anything other than a snowblower/shovel is going to work effectively on anything that isn't a very small layer of fluffy snow, god forbid you get any heavy snowfall, or it thaws and refreezes. Just seems like a complete nightmare to me.