The phrase "snow weather" is not correct and not commonly used in written English.
It may be intended to describe weather conditions involving snow, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The snow weather made it difficult to drive to work this morning."
Alternatives: "snowy conditions" or "snowy weather."
JERSEY CITY Abaton Garage "Snow Weather," paintings by Christine Krol.
Evolution Studios has committed its entire Driveclub team to continue contributing to the game for 12 months, offering free downloadable content such as tracks, cars (38 are in production), and locations, as well as updates (rain and snow weather effects, a photo editor, and replay option are due before the end of the year) and general gameplay tweaking on a monthly basis.
Washington DC is expected to see 3-8 inches of snow, weather officials said.
The operation of high-speed trains in ice and snow weather results in a large amount of snow accumulation with ice on the bogies, which will pose a risk to the safety of high-speed trains.
In addition, various environmental conditions were associated with an increased risk of dying as a result of a motor vehicle collision and they included driving in the summertime, at nighttime, and in drifting snow weather.
They are great for snow weather, keeping you warm and cozy, as many are made from sheepskin.
The resort focuses on the details, producing a daily trail map that itemizes daily grooming reports, weather, snow conditions and more.
Surviving plunges of more than 100 feet requires technical prowess, near-perfect snow and weather conditions, and careful planning.
Where are the Revenant-style bear attacks and – apart from that brief sprinkling of snow – harsh weather conditions?
Everest has become very crowded during the peak climbing season of April and May, when snow and weather conditions give the greatest chance of a successful summit bid.
Since (u_{text{t}}^) changes with weather and snow conditions, the evaluation criterion is difficult to establish.
