snowfall
降雪
definition
noun
heavy snowfalls made travel absolutely impossible
a fall of snow.
example
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.
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.
Only a thin metal wall protected her from the winter's third 'snowfall' .
On average, we've seen anywhere between three and eight inches of 'snowfall' .
The sliding door to the back was sparkling clean and the footprints in the back yard had been covered with last night's 'snowfall' .
The last two days have bought with them my wished for 'snowfall' .
we had heavy 'snowfall' last night
This was quite odd this time of year, considering the high average 'snowfall' amount Vermont was famous for.
It is bursting back to life earlier too now, due to an ongoing drought that has reduced 'snowfall' in the area.
The area's average annual 'snowfall' of almost 500 inches promises soft landings, too.
I look over to where the snow bank remained last week, the last vestiges of a record five-foot February 'snowfall' .
Last winter, abundant 'snowfall' promised the best skiing in years, but it also created a death trap.
Van is currently getting dumped with its annual 6 inch 'snowfall' .
winters with above-average 'snowfall'
In this climate, when you measure 'snowfall' in tons, you have to.
In Bolton there was a four inch 'snowfall' over night.
Normal to above normal 'snowfall' this winter will be needed to bring these systems back to normal.
Standing residue in the field helps capture valuable moisture from this year's above average 'snowfall' .
If 'snowfall' within the basin continues to remain below normal, these estimates will be lowered.
I moved here in March of 2001 and just missed the most significant 'snowfall' for years by six weeks.
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.
the average 'snowfall' is 7.5 m a year
But a series of warm winters have reduced 'snowfall' in many parts of Scotland, leaving many distilleries short of melt-water.
The average winter temperature is minus 7 degrees with an average annual 'snowfall' of 74 inches.
It happened last Sunday, during New York's one and only 'snowfall' this winter.
In fact, there's a 100 times as much 'snowfall' and precipitation in south Greenland as there is in the north.
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' .
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