Definition of snowfall in English:

snowfall

noun ˈsnəʊfɔːlˈsnoʊˌfɔl

1A fall of snow.
heavy snowfalls made travel absolutely impossible
Example sentencesExamples
- But the paltry amount of snow here is a relief compared to the four-foot snowfalls we'd receive at least five times a year in Montreal.
- As they brace themselves for the big thaw following this week's snowfall, the people of York might not have needed a reminder of flooding.
- In Bolton there was a four inch snowfall over night.
- After a winter of meager snowfalls, another drought is likely.
- Temperatures plummeted in the Eastern Cape over the weekend as a heatwave gave way to rain and snowfalls in some areas in just 24 hours.
- It happened last Sunday, during New York's one and only snowfall this winter.
- Freezing temperatures and snowfalls return by the end of August.
- Meanwhile emergency services were bracing themselves for more heavy snowfalls.
- Like rain storms and snowfalls, we have no control over anything that nature has given to us.
- The sliding door to the back was sparkling clean and the footprints in the back yard had been covered with last night's snowfall.
- Storm warnings were posted from Wisconsin to New England, as heavy snowfalls were reported in many areas.
- The West Yellowstone Fall Camp begins with the first snowfalls of November and runs until the first of December.
- The last two days have bought with them my wished for snowfall.
- However, this negative correlation may be due to an association between precipitation and damaging snowfalls or ice storms.
- I look over to where the snow bank remained last week, the last vestiges of a record five-foot February snowfall.
- The South African Weather Service warned yesterday that most parts of South Africa would experience cold and rainy weather with the possibility of snowfalls over the next few days.
- On the Western Slopes the rainfall gradually decreases, together with the frequency of winter snowfalls.
- Only a thin metal wall protected her from the winter's third snowfall.
- Then further snowfalls are expected which will add to the snow already at the skiing areas.
- I moved here in March of 2001 and just missed the most significant snowfall for years by six weeks.
1. 1.1mass noun The quantity of snow falling within a given area in a given time.
  the average snowfall is 7.5 m a year
  Example sentencesExamples
  But a series of warm winters have reduced snowfall in many parts of Scotland, leaving many distilleries short of melt-water.
  Panorama averages 475 centimetres of snowfall annually, one of the lowest totals in the East Kootenay.
  Last winter, abundant snowfall promised the best skiing in years, but it also created a death trap.
  The average winter temperature is minus 7 degrees with an average annual snowfall of 74 inches.
  The rate of snowfall needed to sustain a glacier depends on the rate of removal of glacier ice, called the ablation rate.
  Ross correctly points out that the southeast corner of the Greenland Ice Sheet is a relatively warm area with very high snowfall.
  In this climate, when you measure snowfall in tons, you have to.
  It is bursting back to life earlier too now, due to an ongoing drought that has reduced snowfall in the area.
  This past winter, a Colorado outfit was paid $650,000 to boost snowfall around the Denver area.
  The avid skier may be interested in comparing the average snowfall at Soldier Mountain, ID.
  In spring, if there has been a good winter snowfall, the volume of water going over the waterfalls is unparalleled.
  In fact, there's a 100 times as much snowfall and precipitation in south Greenland as there is in the north.
  If snowfall within the basin continues to remain below normal, these estimates will be lowered.
  The area's average annual snowfall of almost 500 inches promises soft landings, too.
  Normal to above normal snowfall this winter will be needed to bring these systems back to normal.
  It is still below freezing in the mountains despite the higher temperatures, hence more snowfall and bigger glaciers.
  On average, we've seen anywhere between three and eight inches of snowfall.
  Standing residue in the field helps capture valuable moisture from this year's above average snowfall.
  This was quite odd this time of year, considering the high average snowfall amount Vermont was famous for.
  Van is currently getting dumped with its annual 6 inch snowfall.

Definition of snowfall in US English:

snowfall

nounˈsnōˌfôlˈsnoʊˌfɔl

1A fall of snow.
heavy snowfalls made travel absolutely impossible
Example sentencesExamples
- Storm warnings were posted from Wisconsin to New England, as heavy snowfalls were reported in many areas.
- The West Yellowstone Fall Camp begins with the first snowfalls of November and runs until the first of December.
- The sliding door to the back was sparkling clean and the footprints in the back yard had been covered with last night's snowfall.
- It happened last Sunday, during New York's one and only snowfall this winter.
- On the Western Slopes the rainfall gradually decreases, together with the frequency of winter snowfalls.
- Then further snowfalls are expected which will add to the snow already at the skiing areas.
- After a winter of meager snowfalls, another drought is likely.
- As they brace themselves for the big thaw following this week's snowfall, the people of York might not have needed a reminder of flooding.
- Temperatures plummeted in the Eastern Cape over the weekend as a heatwave gave way to rain and snowfalls in some areas in just 24 hours.
- In Bolton there was a four inch snowfall over night.
- Like rain storms and snowfalls, we have no control over anything that nature has given to us.
- The last two days have bought with them my wished for snowfall.
- However, this negative correlation may be due to an association between precipitation and damaging snowfalls or ice storms.
- Freezing temperatures and snowfalls return by the end of August.
- The South African Weather Service warned yesterday that most parts of South Africa would experience cold and rainy weather with the possibility of snowfalls over the next few days.
- But the paltry amount of snow here is a relief compared to the four-foot snowfalls we'd receive at least five times a year in Montreal.
- Only a thin metal wall protected her from the winter's third snowfall.
- I moved here in March of 2001 and just missed the most significant snowfall for years by six weeks.
- I look over to where the snow bank remained last week, the last vestiges of a record five-foot February snowfall.
- Meanwhile emergency services were bracing themselves for more heavy snowfalls.
1. 1.1 The quantity of snow falling within a given area in a given time.
  winters with above-average snowfall
  Example sentencesExamples
  Van is currently getting dumped with its annual 6 inch snowfall.
  Normal to above normal snowfall this winter will be needed to bring these systems back to normal.
  The rate of snowfall needed to sustain a glacier depends on the rate of removal of glacier ice, called the ablation rate.
  The avid skier may be interested in comparing the average snowfall at Soldier Mountain, ID.
  The area's average annual snowfall of almost 500 inches promises soft landings, too.
  Standing residue in the field helps capture valuable moisture from this year's above average snowfall.
  In spring, if there has been a good winter snowfall, the volume of water going over the waterfalls is unparalleled.
  Last winter, abundant snowfall promised the best skiing in years, but it also created a death trap.
  Ross correctly points out that the southeast corner of the Greenland Ice Sheet is a relatively warm area with very high snowfall.
  It is still below freezing in the mountains despite the higher temperatures, hence more snowfall and bigger glaciers.
  Panorama averages 475 centimetres of snowfall annually, one of the lowest totals in the East Kootenay.
  The average winter temperature is minus 7 degrees with an average annual snowfall of 74 inches.
  On average, we've seen anywhere between three and eight inches of snowfall.
  This was quite odd this time of year, considering the high average snowfall amount Vermont was famous for.
  This past winter, a Colorado outfit was paid $650,000 to boost snowfall around the Denver area.
  If snowfall within the basin continues to remain below normal, these estimates will be lowered.
  In fact, there's a 100 times as much snowfall and precipitation in south Greenland as there is in the north.
  It is bursting back to life earlier too now, due to an ongoing drought that has reduced snowfall in the area.
  In this climate, when you measure snowfall in tons, you have to.
  But a series of warm winters have reduced snowfall in many parts of Scotland, leaving many distilleries short of melt-water.

单词	snowfall
释义	Definition of snowfall in English: snowfall noun ˈsnəʊfɔːlˈsnoʊˌfɔl 1A fall of snow. heavy snowfalls made travel absolutely impossible Example sentencesExamples But the paltry amount of snow here is a relief compared to the four-foot snowfalls we'd receive at least five times a year in Montreal. As they brace themselves for the big thaw following this week's snowfall, the people of York might not have needed a reminder of flooding. In Bolton there was a four inch snowfall over night. After a winter of meager snowfalls, another drought is likely. Temperatures plummeted in the Eastern Cape over the weekend as a heatwave gave way to rain and snowfalls in some areas in just 24 hours. It happened last Sunday, during New York's one and only snowfall this winter. Freezing temperatures and snowfalls return by the end of August. Meanwhile emergency services were bracing themselves for more heavy snowfalls. Like rain storms and snowfalls, we have no control over anything that nature has given to us. The sliding door to the back was sparkling clean and the footprints in the back yard had been covered with last night's snowfall. Storm warnings were posted from Wisconsin to New England, as heavy snowfalls were reported in many areas. The West Yellowstone Fall Camp begins with the first snowfalls of November and runs until the first of December. The last two days have bought with them my wished for snowfall. However, this negative correlation may be due to an association between precipitation and damaging snowfalls or ice storms. I look over to where the snow bank remained last week, the last vestiges of a record five-foot February snowfall. The South African Weather Service warned yesterday that most parts of South Africa would experience cold and rainy weather with the possibility of snowfalls over the next few days. On the Western Slopes the rainfall gradually decreases, together with the frequency of winter snowfalls. Only a thin metal wall protected her from the winter's third snowfall. Then further snowfalls are expected which will add to the snow already at the skiing areas. I moved here in March of 2001 and just missed the most significant snowfall for years by six weeks. 1.1mass noun The quantity of snow falling within a given area in a given time. the average snowfall is 7.5 m a year Example sentencesExamples But a series of warm winters have reduced snowfall in many parts of Scotland, leaving many distilleries short of melt-water. Panorama averages 475 centimetres of snowfall annually, one of the lowest totals in the East Kootenay. Last winter, abundant snowfall promised the best skiing in years, but it also created a death trap. The average winter temperature is minus 7 degrees with an average annual snowfall of 74 inches. The rate of snowfall needed to sustain a glacier depends on the rate of removal of glacier ice, called the ablation rate. Ross correctly points out that the southeast corner of the Greenland Ice Sheet is a relatively warm area with very high snowfall. In this climate, when you measure snowfall in tons, you have to. It is bursting back to life earlier too now, due to an ongoing drought that has reduced snowfall in the area. This past winter, a Colorado outfit was paid $650,000 to boost snowfall around the Denver area. The avid skier may be interested in comparing the average snowfall at Soldier Mountain, ID. In spring, if there has been a good winter snowfall, the volume of water going over the waterfalls is unparalleled. In fact, there's a 100 times as much snowfall and precipitation in south Greenland as there is in the north. If snowfall within the basin continues to remain below normal, these estimates will be lowered. The area's average annual snowfall of almost 500 inches promises soft landings, too. Normal to above normal snowfall this winter will be needed to bring these systems back to normal. It is still below freezing in the mountains despite the higher temperatures, hence more snowfall and bigger glaciers. On average, we've seen anywhere between three and eight inches of snowfall. Standing residue in the field helps capture valuable moisture from this year's above average snowfall. This was quite odd this time of year, considering the high average snowfall amount Vermont was famous for. Van is currently getting dumped with its annual 6 inch snowfall. Definition of snowfall in US English: snowfall nounˈsnōˌfôlˈsnoʊˌfɔl 1A fall of snow. heavy snowfalls made travel absolutely impossible Example sentencesExamples Storm warnings were posted from Wisconsin to New England, as heavy snowfalls were reported in many areas. The West Yellowstone Fall Camp begins with the first snowfalls of November and runs until the first of December. The sliding door to the back was sparkling clean and the footprints in the back yard had been covered with last night's snowfall. It happened last Sunday, during New York's one and only snowfall this winter. On the Western Slopes the rainfall gradually decreases, together with the frequency of winter snowfalls. Then further snowfalls are expected which will add to the snow already at the skiing areas. After a winter of meager snowfalls, another drought is likely. As they brace themselves for the big thaw following this week's snowfall, the people of York might not have needed a reminder of flooding. Temperatures plummeted in the Eastern Cape over the weekend as a heatwave gave way to rain and snowfalls in some areas in just 24 hours. In Bolton there was a four inch snowfall over night. Like rain storms and snowfalls, we have no control over anything that nature has given to us. The last two days have bought with them my wished for snowfall. However, this negative correlation may be due to an association between precipitation and damaging snowfalls or ice storms. Freezing temperatures and snowfalls return by the end of August. The South African Weather Service warned yesterday that most parts of South Africa would experience cold and rainy weather with the possibility of snowfalls over the next few days. But the paltry amount of snow here is a relief compared to the four-foot snowfalls we'd receive at least five times a year in Montreal. Only a thin metal wall protected her from the winter's third snowfall. I moved here in March of 2001 and just missed the most significant snowfall for years by six weeks. I look over to where the snow bank remained last week, the last vestiges of a record five-foot February snowfall. Meanwhile emergency services were bracing themselves for more heavy snowfalls. 1.1 The quantity of snow falling within a given area in a given time. winters with above-average snowfall Example sentencesExamples Van is currently getting dumped with its annual 6 inch snowfall. Normal to above normal snowfall this winter will be needed to bring these systems back to normal. The rate of snowfall needed to sustain a glacier depends on the rate of removal of glacier ice, called the ablation rate. The avid skier may be interested in comparing the average snowfall at Soldier Mountain, ID. The area's average annual snowfall of almost 500 inches promises soft landings, too. Standing residue in the field helps capture valuable moisture from this year's above average snowfall. In spring, if there has been a good winter snowfall, the volume of water going over the waterfalls is unparalleled. Last winter, abundant snowfall promised the best skiing in years, but it also created a death trap. Ross correctly points out that the southeast corner of the Greenland Ice Sheet is a relatively warm area with very high snowfall. It is still below freezing in the mountains despite the higher temperatures, hence more snowfall and bigger glaciers. Panorama averages 475 centimetres of snowfall annually, one of the lowest totals in the East Kootenay. The average winter temperature is minus 7 degrees with an average annual snowfall of 74 inches. On average, we've seen anywhere between three and eight inches of snowfall. This was quite odd this time of year, considering the high average snowfall amount Vermont was famous for. This past winter, a Colorado outfit was paid $650,000 to boost snowfall around the Denver area. If snowfall within the basin continues to remain below normal, these estimates will be lowered. In fact, there's a 100 times as much snowfall and precipitation in south Greenland as there is in the north. It is bursting back to life earlier too now, due to an ongoing drought that has reduced snowfall in the area. In this climate, when you measure snowfall in tons, you have to. But a series of warm winters have reduced snowfall in many parts of Scotland, leaving many distilleries short of melt-water.
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