Sentence examples for early snow from inspiring English sources

So absent an early snow it isn't much use until you get home.

Some early snow in the Alps would help with bookings, of course.

By noon, the sun was softening the early snow, and it was time for lunch.

The day after the reading, Jane and Nell walk through an early snow in the Vermont countryside.

The deadly power of an early snow melt has to do with the particulars of the butterfly's life cycle.

The Met Office confirmed that overall those three months were below average temperatures, with spells of early snow in October.

Already, early snows and cold temperatures have allowed some ski areas to open well ahead of schedule.

Thanks to early snows and World Cup ski races held over the Thanksgiving weekend, optimism abounds here for a sustained high-occupancy winter.

If war can be averted until then, Kashmir's early snows will be likely to delay it further, making both infiltration and military action difficult and unlikely.

But it took a certain cast of mind to see a hopeful place in those grim November woods, in the early snows of 1620, among the lingering effects of nine hard weeks at sea.

My daughter Sophie was just under two, and we'd taken a long weekend trip to the North Carolina coastline to get away from the early snows and play on the beach.