The phrase "amount of snowfall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or measurement of snow that has fallen in a specific area over a certain period.
Example: "The amount of snowfall this winter has exceeded all previous records, leading to significant disruptions in transportation."
Alternatives: "quantity of snowfall" or "total snowfall".
Over larger areas, summer temperatures and the amount of snowfall determine the position of the snow line.
"While we're on weather what is the hottest, wettest, highest amount of snowfall and windiest conditions during a match," asks Paul Grocott.
The precise amount of snowfall in all areas was not reported, though, and it was not clear what the previous records were.
In two of those cases, Mr. Wistar said, the snow was more than usual; in the other one it was a typical amount of snowfall.
A timelapse video shows the huge amount of snowfall that hit an American stadium, as well as the continuous efforts by grounds staff to clear it.
Weather forecasts predict a significant amount of snowfall on Friday and Saturday, and Archdiocesan officials have already been in contact with parish staffs about the steps that can be taken to prevent building damage and accidents during the storm.
The amount of snowfalls varies widely ranging from 0 to 16.2 cm.
Meanwhile, in Europe, the Alps have benefited from an excellent start to the ski season with impressive amounts of snowfall.
That has not stopped cash-strapped New Jersey municipalities -- which have had trouble this year just paying to clear record amounts of snowfall -- from buying expensive gear without much help from the federal government.
There they found evidence that the area had been experiencing abnormally large amounts of snowfall for several decades.
From November through April the area has a winter climate with varying amounts of snowfall and with temperatures down to -20 to -30 °C (-4 to -22 °F) during a couple of weeks in December and January.
