I wouldn't even consider one if there is any possibility of you not being there when it snows. All it takes is a couple of heavy snows to collapse one. BTDT. THe only tarp structure I would consider anymore would be a round topped one, as they shed the snow better.
A steel carport will last a lot longer. If you can get them to put the tin on so the ribs run up and down (normally an extra cost option)heavy snow will be able to slide off.Even with horizontal tin you will notice on all but the wettest snows less snow on the roof than on the ground as snow tends not to build up on the slick tin anyway.
Wind will ruin any temporary building. If there is the possibility of high winds, do whatever you need to to tie it down well and place it so prevailing winds will not tend to lift it. Closing in the walls and ends will help a bunch but isn't cheap in the carports....
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