Snowstorm

usgb/ˈsnəʊstɔːrm/
noun

A heavy fall of snow, usually driven by wild winds.

We were stuck at home during the snowstorm because it was too dangerous to go outside.
Visual representation of "snowstorm" - A heavy fall of snow, usually driven by wild winds.

Often appears as...

  • caught in a snowstorm
  • blinded by a snowstorm
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Severe Weather

Snowstorms imply extreme weather with potential hazards. The heavy snow and winds impact visibility and travel.

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The mayor advised everyone to stay indoors during the severe snowstorm.
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Unexpected Delay

Use 'snowstorm' when describing situations that cause unexpected delays, often disrupting plans or travel.

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Our flight was delayed due to a snowstorm at the airport.
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Emergency Preparations

A snowstorm often leads people to make emergency preparations, like stocking up on essentials.

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We stocked up on supplies anticipating the forecasted snowstorm.
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