Snowstorms in a sentence

How do the animals weather snowstorms and subzero nights?

New York gets hammered with what we believe to be historic snowstorms all the time.

Strapped with 90-pound rucksacks packed with survival gear and rations, the military mountaineers climbed elevations rising above 10,000 feet and endured snowstorms and sub-zero temperatures.

They go on to say:For those of you living along the I-95 corridor from Washington to Boston, who saw a lack of wintry precipitation last winter, you should experience quite the opposite, with lots of rain/sleet and snowstorms to contend with.

All the rain that has led to swollen rivers and flooding in parts of San Diego and large portions of Southern California has coincided with multiple snowstorms that blew across the Sierra Nevada in the northern half of the state.

A warmer planet means fewer but larger rain- and snowstorms in California.

If possible, stay off the roads during snowstorms.

Snowstorms are harder to come by farther south toward cities like Atlanta, Dallas, and even the northern Gulf Coast.

The persistent warmth led to fewer major snowstorms across the Northeast and Midwest, contributing to a significant 'snow drought,' with some areas missing feet of snow.

Although snowstorms can dump heavy snow and pile it into deep drifts, snowflakes are made of a little water and a lot of air.

As such, the snowstorms in will instead affect how easily players will be able to traverse Europa.

By week three, I've endured three snowstorms, two credit card bills and one round of influenza.

The winter of 2018-2019 was one of the coldest in the northern hemisphere when the snowstorms penetrated into the Indian sub-continent throughout the winter months.

It’s that time of year again, so we need to address snowstorms and driving in them.

Monday was an important day to complete deliveries; many seniors had not received their drop-off the Monday before, following the first of four snowstorms that would cover the region.

The Star followed him and some of his neighbours over the next six weeks, as they endured snowstorms, frigid temperatures and even a fire — all while fearing the bulldozer would eventually come.

A study released Tuesday in the scientific journal Nature Communications ties extreme winter weather, specifically major snowstorms in the northeastern US, to warming Arctic temperatures.

By the time the storm - nicknamed Avery, FYI, for anyone who thinks that naming snowstorms isn't just plain silly - moves out of the region, expect anywhere from 4 to 6 inches of snow, with the higher accumulations to the north and west.

He said the ice was out on most large Maine rivers and that snowstorms don’t affect water temperatures.

It says the instability is the result of recent snowstorms and warming temperatures, making it easy for skiers or snowmobilers to trigger large slides.