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winter

[win-ter] / ˈwɪn tər /
NOUN
cold season of the year
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STRONG


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The warm winter has left very little snow in California’s Sierra Nevada, and now an extreme heat wave is accelerating the rapid melt in the mountains.

From Los Angeles Times

Cardiff council said a difficult winter and essential work being carried out by third parties had caused weaknesses in the road which could have led to more potholes.

From BBC

When he took over as sporting director last winter, Parsons quickly set about overhauling the roster, leaving Angel City with one of the youngest teams in the NWSL, averaging 25 years of age, this season.

From Los Angeles Times

With the sport headed toward a seemingly inevitable work stoppage this winter, this could be the sweet beginnings of a long farewell.

From Los Angeles Times

"What we are seeing for the future of winter Games is that we will have less hosts able to provide a good field of play, and we need to be prepared for that," said Parsons.

From BBC