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Meanings of snow flurry in anglès

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A light brief snowfall and gust of wind (or something resembling that)

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Usage of snow flurry in anglès
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At supper time a snow flurry overtook us and whitened the forest.
The Drama of the Forests: Romance and Adventure
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A snow flurry, fine as wedding lace, danced across the air.
Doctor Sleep
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We might get the odd snow flurry but hopefully that will be it.
The Guardian
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She says there could also be the odd snow flurry, especially in the north.
BBC
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A snow flurry gusted up, veiling her view of the front of Archer's townhouse.
Crown of Midnight
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A single snow flurry came and went, leaving the peat peppered with unmelted flakes of ice.
The coldest blood
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A snow flurry had whitened the streets.
In the Days of Poor Richard
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It is only a little snow flurry.
Marco Paul's Voyages and Travels; Vermont
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MetService said there could still be the odd snow flurry but the worst of the weather was over.
Radio NZ
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A high wind from the northeast was driving before it particles of ice, and now and then a snow flurry.
Flamsted quarries
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The leaden clouds, bracing breeze and brief snow flurry that seemed unfitting for a mid-April day only heightened the Cold War chill.
BBC
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An occasional snow flurry and biting gusts of wind added to the discomfort of the rescue crews, but they remained steadily at work.
The True Story of Our National Calamity of Flood, Fire and Torna...
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At the start of June 1975 there were snow flurries at Lord's.
The Guardian
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The weather had definitely turned cold, but snow flurries were not a problem.
The Plains of Passage
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All three flashlights center on the activity, but snow flurries continue to intervene.
The thing from another world
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Snow flurries appeared from nowhere and pelted our cement waiting area.
Carrion comfort
Translations for snow flurry