Sentence examples for serious snow from inspiring English sources

About three weeks ago, with a forecast for some serious snow the next day, we drove our four-wheel-drive Jeep plus ice chains to the bottom of our mountain for (what we hope will be) the last time this winter.

They are often arranged in continuous or segmented pattern along the lines where serious snow or sand deposition occurs, following a principle that line and wind direction are orthogonal to prevent disasters [16, 17].

Mother nature, however, seems determined to delay the start of fire season as much as possible, throwing two serious snow storms our way in the third week of March.

Either the Washington, DC area needs to learn how to cope with serious snow storms, or maybe we should move the capitol to the Midwest, where we've been dealing effectively with massive snow storms for decades (and we're not such weather wimps in general).

Before the first serious snows arrive, I use large outdoor frost-resistant pots, emptied of their summer finery, to create long-lasting winter bouquets.

Like all serious journalists, Snow goes with what he's got.

Easter came too late, and there was a serious lack of snow in the Alps.

And all that travel is necessary if you're serious about your snow.

Severe frost, snow, snow, snow, wind.

Snow caused serious travel disruption in northern areas of the UK over the weekend, with Yorkshire particularly hard hit.

Day pass £35 adult, £21 junior, aviemoreski.co.uk Callens17 If you haven't got a clue about skiing or snowboarding but want to learn, Bialka Tatrzanska, a small Tatra mountain resort two hours' drive from Krakow and 22km from Zakopane is a serious contender for a snow sports crash course.