snow squall (Meaning)
snow squall
a sudden, brief, and intense storm of wind and snow
Synonyms & Antonyms of snow squall
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snow squall Sentence Examples
- The sudden snow squall caught the drivers off guard, reducing visibility to near zero.
- The snow squall intensified rapidly, blanketing the road in a thick layer of white.
- The wind howled through the trees, carrying with it stinging snow squalls.
- The weather forecast warned of sporadic snow squalls throughout the morning commute.
- The ship braved the treacherous snow squalls as it sailed through the turbulent waters.
- The snow squall swept across the mountain pass, closing down the road for several hours.
- The hikers were caught in a blinding snow squall, making it impossible to find their way back to the trail.
- The school children huddled together for warmth as the snow squall raged outside.
- The snow squall dumped several inches of snow on the city overnight, causing widespread power outages.
- The skiers had to descend the slopes early due to the heavy snow squalls limiting their visibility.
FAQs About the word snow squall
a sudden, brief, and intense storm of wind and snow
rainsquall, weather, nor'easter, windstorm,ice storm, rainstorm, snowstorm, thunderstorm, cyclone, northeaster
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The sudden snow squall caught the drivers off guard, reducing visibility to near zero.
The snow squall intensified rapidly, blanketing the road in a thick layer of white.
The wind howled through the trees, carrying with it stinging snow squalls.
The weather forecast warned of sporadic snow squalls throughout the morning commute.
