Sentence examples for received snow from inspiring English sources

Long stretches of roads and highways in the state already were closed on Monday afternoon, especially in areas in western and central Kansas that already had received snow.

At London's New Torch Theatre, she was in the poorly received Snow (1953), by the novelist Diana Marr-Johniece niece of Somerset Maugham.

While the interior sections of the Northeast received mostly snow from the system, the Mid-Atlantic received snow, sleet, freezing rain and non-freezing rain.

In winter temperature averages between 4 C and 7 C. Snowfall is rare, and in recent times Gangtok has received snow only in 1990, 2004, 2005 and January 2011.

Most of the areas in pink already have snow on the ground, while those in white are expected to receive snow over the next two days.

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I had imagined a dry desert landscape replacing the original's icy Scandinavian location, perhaps lending an air of Kathryn Bigelow's excellent Near Dark to proceedings, but apparently there are parts of New Mexico that are high enough above sea level to receive snow, so it looks like more of the same.

These include: different seedlots (Table 1); the fact that more cones are produced at Ribbonwood adding more weight to branches (C. Low, Scion, pers. comm).; and /or that Ribbonwood often receives snow in winter, whereas snow is a rare event in Kaingaroa.

The rest of North India, including the Indo-Gangetic Plain, almost never receives snow.

It receives about 1500 mm of precipitation per year, and may receive snow from October through April.

Although Allahabad experiences dense fog in January, resulting in traffic and travel delays, the city does not receive snow.