US /ˈsnoʊstɔ:rm/
・UK /ˈsnəʊstɔ:m/
The cause of this snowstorm has been attributed to warmer-than-usual sea temperatures west of the Korean Peninsula, encountering cold air currents.
The cause of this snowstorm has been attributed to warmer-than-usual sea temperatures west of the Korean Peninsula, encountering cold air currents.
And in winter, I'd love to come here after a snowstorm and just get stuck here for like, you know, three days.
We don't have enough time to make it happen this time around but next time we come back here because we have to come back here maybe I don't know summer or autumn I would love to take a canoe out on the lake and in winter I'd love to come here after a snowstorm and just get stuck here for like you know three days.
And when he got to the top, a snowstorm whipped up out of nowhere, and being a Pacific Islander, he had never really experienced snow before, so he was worried for his life, and he called upon his other high priestesses up in the Bay of Plenty area to send him warmth.
and when he got to the top, a snowstorm whipped up out of nowhere.
our landing in the Calgary Airport the snowstorm has encompassed all of Alberta
The snowstorm has encompassed all of Alberta right now, and we will have to return to Vancouver.
(Owner - Yeah, last year I was parked on a street and uh.. snowstorm uh.. [?] hit it, the front...)
Last year I was I was parked on a street during a snowstorm.
Sometimes there is a Blizzard or snowstorm
Sometimes there is a blizzard or a snowstorm.
You also have blizzard, which is a windy snowstorm.
You also have blizzard, which is a windy snowstorm.
home and, maybe, there's a snowstorm out or maybe you're very lazy; you don't want to
This refers to if you're at home and maybe there's a snowstorm out, or maybe you're very lazy.
Clouding the issue further, these days we get less of our weather information firsthand and more from the media, where different channels compete for our attention by mentioning "extreme weather" far more often than they used to and spicing up not-so-apocalyptic events with terms like "polar vortex" and "snowmageddon." The Weather Channel has even co-opted the World Meteorological Organization's practice of naming destructive tropical storms by christening every biggest snowstorm that trundles over North America.
every biggish snowstorm that trundles over North America.
It's just comfortable, even in a snowstorm.
All I could think about is, wow, this is the real Japan: naked in a hot bath, in a snowstorm.