Sentence examples for snow squall from inspiring English sources

This afternoon, in a snow squall, there was little activity at the plant.

A fast-moving snow squall and high winds chased them to the base lodge.

The next thing I knew, my beautiful day was ruined by a tremendous snow squall, Wisconsin style.

Maybe it was the view, shrouded by a brief snow squall that would promise good snow cover in every direction.

After several days of sun and warm weather, a snow squall blew through the Green Mountains just as the finals began.

In a short race, anyone can make a ruinous mistake (lose an edge, hook a tip, choose the wrong line) or encounter bad luck (equipment malfunction, snow squall, gust of wind).

Winter brings frequent gales and snowstorms, while summer brings snow, snow squalls, and fogs.

In winter there are frequent gales, blizzards, and snowstorms; in the summer, snow squalls and fogs.

The highway was closed on Monday after high winds and rapidly falling snow squalls eliminated visibility.

When the snow squalls finally came, Williams admitted that the little kid in him rejoiced.

Northeast winds off the warmer waters of the Atlantic Ocean produced "ocean effect" snow squalls along the eastern coast of Massachusetts.