Don Kardong

Sure, the first light snowfall may be a chance to dance giddily, leaving squeaky footprints through the neighborhood, marking the runner's right to the domain. But later drubbings of snow merely complicate running. Snow turns to ice, to slush, to ice again. Tire ruts twist ankles. New snow hides the hazards.

American Athlete

Sharon Draper

Perfect happiness is a beautiful sunset, the giggle of a grandchild, the first snowfall. It's the little things that make happy moments, not the grand events. Joy comes in sips, not gulps.

American Writer

Alexandra Petri

How many stories do you know about people cooped up in places because of deep snowfall? How many stories where something good happens to those people?

American Journalist

Snowfall refers to snow during weather events, often mentioned in forecasts.

Weather Context

Snowfall occurs in cold seasons, especially winter, and is less common in other seasons.

Seasonal Occurrence

Use adjectives like 'heavy,' 'light,' or 'steady' to describe the intensity or type of snowfall.

Descriptive Adjectives

Snowfall is measured in inches or centimeters to report its depth.

Measurement Context

Use snowfall to compare weather between different years or places.

Comparison Usage

Mention the time period when discussing snowfall amounts, like 'annual' or 'monthly'.

Duration Specification

 And although I couldn't even feel my finger to push the trigger, I knew I wasn't getting out. So I just did whatever I could. I shook it off, whatever. But that was the point that I felt this wind gush through the valley and hit me, and what started as this light snowfall quickly became a full-on blizzard,

Chris Burkard: The joy...

 like even here here in california we're also very connected to the natural environments around us we depend on you know how much snowfall we get in the mountains every year to fill up our reservoirs there's so much about um how we live our lives no matter where you are in the world that really relies

Animal Life in the...

 climate change has led to significantly less snowfall, but you'd still struggle to spot a tawny owl because nowadays, they're brown. The brown color variant is the genetically dominant form of plumage in this species, but historically, the recessive pale gray variant triumphed

Can wildlife adapt to...

 to see the month and the year go forward. You can see that some areas of the ice sheet melt or lose ice in the summer. Other areas experience snowfall or gain ice back in the winter. This seasonal cycle, though, is eclipsed by an overall rate of mass loss

What's hidden under the...

 so they can reproduce. Under their protective coverings, these glacierets transform into fully active glaciers that grow each year with additional snowfall. Those then serve as lasting reserves of water that farmers can use to irrigate their crops.

How to grow a glacier -...

 Over time, however, gravity and water wear them down. Eventually, erosion overtakes uplift, wearing down peaks faster than they're pushed up. A third factor shapes climate. In subzero temperatures, some snowfall doesn't completely melt away,

Why is Mount Everest so...

 formed we Claus any new snow falls on an unstable foundation and waits for right trigger avalanches are caused by sudden changes a heavy snowfall strong winds or a rapid change in temperature

Avalanches 101 PIPE...

 to turn back but I also did not ask him please join me so it was very important that we accepted each other's decision the weather did not improve we had still snowfall the next day but

Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner:...

 they are completely at the mercy of nature. Heavy snowfall, a sudden flood or a raging storm can devastate a nomadic family. Today, it's a stranger who needs help,

The ancient, earth-friend...

 the sky is falling the thought that we were finished was a snowfall forgot the heart of a life spared on my people difficult against me that preparing lose

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