Sentence examples for little snowfall from inspiring English sources

Little snowfall occurs, because of the aridity, and deep freezing of the soil takes place.

The area affected by the anticyclone is characterized by temperature inversions and by very cold, calm weather with little snowfall.

The US Drought Monitor has reported extreme drought conditions in central and northern California, and there has been little snowfall so far this winter.

After two winters with little snowfall and little snowmobiling, riders — and businesses that depend on them — got their wish this year.

It closed in 1997 after years of little snowfall and dwindling numbers of volunteers, but a group of residents with fond memories banded together and reopened it in 2008.

And though winter temperatures average well below freezing, there's little snowfall, so the resort is relying on machine-made snow to supply its nine runs, which are served by two chairlifts.

Therefore, this study aimed to examine changes in physical activity between early winter (little snow) and midwinter (heavy snowfall) in older persons who were living in northern Japan, and to identify the factors that might be associated with this change.

There was also a heavy snowfall totaling 18 inches that hit the Wilmington just before Christmas in 1989, with little snow measured west of I-95.

Washington, D.C. and Baltimore recorded little or no snowfall, while 10 inches impacted Philadelphia.

In areas that normally have very little or no snow, a snow day may occur when there is only light accumulation or even the threat of snowfall, since those areas are unprepared to handle any amount of snow.

Still, the approaching winter is filled with uncertainties that have little to do with snowfall.