Sentence examples for light flurry from inspiring English sources

As we leave, we're surprised by a light flurry of snow, desultory wet flakes flicking around the black sky.

"The best chance will be for a light flurry in the outer east or south-eastern suburbs where we're more likely to see showers".

CANNES, France — He's taken Manhattan, and once again Woody Allen took Cannes, if not by storm, then with a light flurry of soggy jokes, a soupçon of charm and a couple of movie stars in tow.

"There might be some light flurries of snow but it won't be anything significant.

Forecasters sent out word that Tuesday might bring light flurries in some areas.

Moments later, as light flurries of snow continue to fall, a pickup truck hits the back of the bus.

But they should have fewer complaints this weekend, as forecasters predict the snow will ease off, with only light flurries – though heavier snowfalls are expected in Scotland.

I headed into a forest of spruce and fir and passed two solo skiers and a group of three heading back in light flurries.

If he could have Monday back, Mr. Miner said, he would throw a caveat into the forecast for Tuesday: "Light flurries are expected, although there is a chance of heavier snow".

Paul Gundersen, the Met Office chief forecaster, said: "Tuesday night's heavy snow across parts of the south looks like being the last of the heavy snow for a while, with just light flurries around on Wednesday.

Spring came with its soft light; flurries of petals covered the campus.