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Discover LudwigThe phrase "heavy snowstorm" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a snowstorm that is particularly intense or severe. Example: The heavy snowstorm that hit our town last night left over a foot of snow on the ground and caused widespread power outages.
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I'll stick with my roof rake after a heavy snowstorm.
It was during the heavy snowstorm of January 1996.
In the winter I love to the padded sound of a heavy snowstorm.
I am a believer in traction control, and the XC90 proved competent in a heavy snowstorm.
Bloomberg faced criticism when a similarly heavy snowstorm hit the city in December 2010.
In the United States and in England, the term is often used for any strong, heavy snowstorm with wind.
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In January, P.L.A. units from southwestern China's Chengdu Military Region were deployed to southern areas hit by heavy snowstorms.
In the past month, temperatures at night have typically been dropping into the mid-teens, much colder than usual, and there have been several heavy snowstorms.
Heavy snowstorms were not enough to prevent a record number of touchdowns in a single day of NFL action last Sunday.
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