Sentence examples for cold with snow from inspiring English sources
Herders explained how, in winter, the pastoralists' villages become extremely cold with snow and frost, evening temperatures often dropping to sub-zero.
It was still February, and even in the South the winters can still bring a bitter cold, with snow up past your ankles and wind that threatens to rattle the skeleton apart.
It is raining and very cold with snow all around.
If it's cold with snow and ice, wear sturdy winter snow boots.
The weather is then expected to turn drier and colder with snow likely on high ground before the weekend.
Meanwhile, the forecast for much of Europe calls for continued cold weather, with snow, rain and icy conditions through at least the weekend.
To many, I suppose, February is a short, deadly dull cold month with snow; February, that grand provocateur for fleeing to the short-lived paradise of Florida, the Caribbean, even the Great Barrier Reef.
Summers are hot and sunny and winters are cold with enough snow for skiing.
Our first day was cold and gray with snow flurries.
As a child, for example, Atwood and her family would spend their summers out in the wilds and their winters in the city, so that "my idea of a city was that it was always cold and covered with snow, because that was the only time that we went".
She described a recent, observable "stretching" in weather patterns that leave dry places drier and hotter for a longer period of time than usual, and wet or cold places coping with snow and rain for longer than usual.
