Sentence examples for narrow snow from inspiring English sources

Cold Canadian air scoops up moisture from warmer Lake Erie, on Buffalo's western flank, and turns it into narrow snow streamers like those that have snaked across western New York since Christmas Eve, covering the area in an ultraplush carpet of white.

The impact of snow cover on the actinic flux was ~ 25% in narrow snow covered valleys, but for snow free areas there were no significant changes due snow cover in the surrounding area and it is found that the effect snow-cover at distances over 5 km from the point of interest was below 5%.

After a stop at Harbor Lunch he crossed Commercial Street and went down a narrow snow-clogged street leading onto a wharf.

Our world has turned monochrome as we drive into wilderness, along narrow snow-compacted roads bordered by frosted pine trees that twinkle in the headlights like tinsel.

Now, walking the narrow, snow-covered cobblestone streets at night, the city is alive.

I am also routinely frustrated at having to park in absurdly narrow or snow-filled handicapped spaces.

Most main roads had been cleared down to the pavement, though many Buffalo side streets remained impassable or narrowed by snow piles.

It can deposit excessive snowfall amounts, generally with a narrow band of snow highly dependent on the direction the wind is blowing.

On the morning of March 9, a narrow band of snow rapidly moved north through Central Virginia and moved into Northern Virginia.

He is especially fond of skiing chutes — steep, narrow flumes of snow that plunge like elevator shafts through otherwise impassable terrain.

Nick Paumgarten skis with the mountaineer Andrew McLean, who specializes in chutes — steep, narrow flumes of snow that plunge like elevator shafts.