"outbreak of winter" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the sudden, dramatic onset of winter weather. For example, "The outbreak of winter had us all bundling up with coats and hats to protect ourselves from the cold."
Not nearly tough enough, many fans responded on websites: they had hoped for a gunfight between the feuding Grundy brothers, the death in childbirth of the dismal organic shop owner Helen, a conflagration at the Bull pub, or at least a mass outbreak of winter vomiting virus during Linda Snell's pantomime.
With this study, we quantify for the first time the transmission of HPAI H5N1 virus at Lake Constance during the outbreak of winter 2005 2006.
Along the Northern Mediterranean coasts and lagoons, the outbreak of winter disease may lead to fish mass mortality up to 80% during the winter season, with significant economic losses for semi-intensive and extensive aquaculture production [ 5– 9].
This study is the first to attempt quantifying the transmission of HPAI H5N1 virus at Lake Constance during the outbreak of winter 2005 2006 and is a step toward the improvement of the knowledge of virus transmission among wild waterbirds.
Former BBC reporter Michael Blastland, examined the norovirus - or winter vomiting bug - outbreak of 2008, showing exactly how easy it is to get the numbers wrong.
I survived the great German measles outbreak of 1976.
The Palm Beach diarrhea outbreak of 1996 was the result of….
He was 12 when the plague outbreak of 1592 killed tens of thousands of Londoners.
Super Outbreak of 1974, also called Tornado Super Outbreak of 1974, series of tornadoes that caused severe damage to the Midwestern, southern, and eastern United States and Ontario, Canada, on April 3 4 , 1974
He speculates of the triffid outbreak of 1970 in this way: "Was this the start of global warming?
The Sars outbreak of 2003 was asserted by one expert as having "a 25% chance of killing tens of millions".
