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Meanings of heavy snow in English

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Usage of heavy snow in English
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This year a heavy snow fall also presented surprises for the participants.
Reuters
2
Elsewhere heavy snow blocked roads and low visibility caused disruption to ports.
BBC
3
We'd climbed a third of the way when heavy snow began falling.
Climbing Magazine
4
In the US, heavy snow resulted in hundreds of flights being cancelled.
BBC
5
It was closed to the public due to the heavy snow forecast.
Radio NZ
6
The morning ushered in a heavy snow storm, with a tremendous gale.
The Lure of the Labrador Wild
7
There had been a heavy snow-storm and the snow was still falling.
Hunting the Grisly and Other Sketches / An Account of the Big Ga...
8
It was bitter cold, and a heavy snow-storm had raged all night.
Aunt Jo's Scrap Bag, Volume 5 / Jimmy's Cruise in the Pinafore, ...
9
The wild winds and heavy snow have closed the McMurdo Sound airfields.
Radio NZ
10
It was still covered with a heavy snow, visibility was very bad.
Rock and Ice Magazine
11
We did it late last July in a heavy snow year.
Climbing Magazine
12
The heavy snow had caused some power outages in the Casper, Wyoming area.
Reuters
13
The going was fearful and snowshoeing in the heavy snow tiresome.
The Long Labrador Trail
14
Mammoths flounder in heavy snow, and cave lions know it and follow them.
The Land of Painted Caves
15
He started in heavy snow, cutting a road through the greasewood and sage-brush.
The Lions of the Lord: A Tale of the Old West
16
The wind completed what the heavy snow had failed to do.
The Fighting Shepherdess
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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