Sentence examples for freezing snow from inspiring English sources

And with that, I'm off to watch the Saints play the Bears in the frigid, freezing snow of Chicago.

Spring in Philadelphia waffles: One day it's cloudy, gloomy, spitting rain and sending freezing snow down onto the daffodils.

Changes in soil freezing, snow cover, and air temperature have affected carbon sequestration, decomposition, and carbon export, which influence agricultural and forest production.

What finally hits the ground depends on the temperature of air below the cloud if below freezing, snow; if above, rain.

But quirks in the weather — temperatures teeter-tottering above and below freezing, snow at the top of the courses and rain at the bottom, and fog that has interrupted training — have thrown crews into full scramble mode.

Freezing snow and disrupted transport across the UK saw box office takings plummet at the back end of last week, with film fans instead opting for the comfort of their sofas.

But best of all is a freezing snow-veiled night when you can curl up and read stories of icy winters in the comfort of a cosy room.

Frozen snow turned the playing field into an ice rink.

You can also take in an afternoon's skiing at Dubai's snow park – 3,000 square metres of artificially frozen snow in the desert.

The game became known as the "Ice Bowl", as low temperatures froze snow on the field that had been melted by groundskeepers with salt, making the artificial turf extremely slippery.

In summer, hikers follow a muddy footpath that parallels the creek, but winter skiers slide directly up the frozen snow-encrusted river in eerie silence.