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Meanings of snowfall in English
Usage of snowfall in English
1
However, there is a chance of more snowfall in days to come.
2
Also read -Watch: Heavy snowfall bombards parts of the Western Cape
3
In fact, Monday looks like being a very good day for snowfall.
4
These are places that are lucky to see one snowfall a year.
5
Queenstown Airport said it was operating as usual, despite the spring snowfall.
6
Tourists and locals flock to the area during the heavy snowfall period.
7
Road conditions were bad in the morning due to rain and snowfall.
8
The early snowfall was being drifted into great banks in the hollows.
9
Travel disruption continues to affect parts of Scotland after more snowfall overnight.
10
These dens keep the young warm, and depends upon sufficient annual snowfall.
11
The two succeeding stages mark the greatest snowfall of the Glacial epoch.
12
The violence of the mountain storm was gradually yielding to steady snowfall.
13
Springfield officials called it the heaviest snowfall since the blizzard of 1978.
14
The clouds had overspread again, and any moment the snowfall might recommence.
15
It was becoming difficult for Han to see through the thickening snowfall.
16
Moderate snowfall is expected over the southern high ground from the afternoon.
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Snowfall across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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