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View definitions for snowstorm

snowstorm

noun as in snow

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noun as in storm

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“It fell back to another version of ‘Snow White,’” Zegler told Variety in an interview published Wednesday, “where she survived a snowstorm that occurred when she was a baby.”

I’m, like, working my way through—you’re fighting your way through O’Hare during a snowstorm and a terrorist attack.

From Slate

Our bodies strive to keep a core temperature of about 37C whether we are in a snowstorm or a heatwave.

From BBC

Alan Jackson asked Hartnett if those items were “just sitting” or “perched” on the SUV despite the fact that the SUV had been driven or towed roughly 50 miles in a snowstorm.

Sitting with my wife, Judy, in our 1896 cabin in the Bighorn Mountains during a snowstorm, with a fire burning, discovering an author I’ve never read before.

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