Sentence examples for changes to snow from inspiring English sources
When the wind started, the rain changed to snow.
Sometime in late afternoon, rain is expected to change to snow, and according to Joey Picca, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, "some parts of the city could receive anywhere between 2 and 4 inches of kind of wet, slushy snow".
The sleet had suddenly changed to snow.
"Eventually, enough cold air will work into this system to change rain to snow over portions of the Great Lakes".
If the precipitation switches to sleet or rain, then it will change back to snow by the evening rush hour.
The harvest of large plants caused evolutionary change to a snow lotus plant prized for its medicinal use, leading to an increased risk of extinction (Law and Salick 2005).
The river is constantly moving, and its physical properties are changing (eg, due to snow melt, changes in rainfall, dumping of pollutants).
The snow changes to a sleety drizzle.
The rain changed its mind to snow and sleet and back and forth again.
The De Montfort Hall production of the 19th century Grimm fairytale has changed its title to Snow White and her Seven Friends because the 'dwarf' is "generally not a word that people feel comfortable with".
