This phrase is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a particularly tough and challenging winter. For example: "The farmers had to endure harsh winter conditions this year, with lots of snow and cold temperatures."
Citing concerns about "harsh winter conditions" and the North Dakota Disaster Act of 1985, Dalrymple said on Monday that all persons at the camp are "ordered to leave the evacuation area immediately, and are further ordered not to return to the evacuation area".
Harsh winter conditions make survey missions to remote parts of the range expensive and treacherous.
Coupling of BIPV/T and ASHP enables a highly efficient heating system in harsh winter conditions.
John Ziegler, director of real estate development, said harsh winter conditions that slowed construction, and the resolution of "general code issues," contributed to the delays.
While some activists have continued to camp near the construction site in very harsh winter conditions, others have been organizing successful "defund DAPL" campaigns.
The cement work has to be done during harsh winter conditions because the fishladder is in use at all other times.
Buchchagy Ice Complex pollen spectra reveal tundra-steppe vegetation and harsher summer conditions than during the MIS3 interstadial and rather similar vegetation as during the MIS2 stadial.
The analysis confirms that climate change might require the installation of active cooling systems to compensate for harsher summer conditions over a long-term horizon, however, in the mid-term, passive cooling strategies combined with envelope refurbishment may still guarantee thermally comfortable conditions, and they will reduce energy cooling needs when active cooling is eventually installed.
Qualitative thematic analyses of participant statements, experiences, and understandings of harsh winter weather conditions illuminated how white spaces can both promote and diminish physical, mental, and social well-being.
A major part of the mounts for the turrets were completed by the end of 1905, despite the harsh winter working conditions, with temperatures falling below at times.
Broad-leaved trees grown in temperate zones must avoid periods unfavorable for growth, such as harsh winter weather conditions, synchronizing their annual growth cycle with seasonality.
