Sentence examples for snowy snow from inspiring English sources

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State and National Parks in the snowiest snow belts around the Great Lakes let Mother Nature transform their hiking trails into cross country ski and snowshoe trails.

This effect is most pronounced in snowy areas — snow on bare ground reflects far more sunlight back to space than does a snowed-in forest — so forests in areas with seasonal snow cover can be strongly warming.

The cold and dry eastern steppe, in particular, suffers from often snowy winters, with snow depth of around 30 mm in the southern semi-desert zone, and higher in the northern steppe (Kerven 2004).

The evolution of terrestriality possibly occurred beside mountain streamlets of snowy regions, where snow coverage shelters the ground surface from winter desiccation and coldness [ 51, 54].

Snowy conditions require snow stakes to keep the tent grounded.

The report also notes a decline in the frequency of very snowy winters and in snow accumulations in the American West, and said we can expect more rainstorms "in previously snow-dominated settings".

Indeed, the name of the state is a reference to its setting; Himachal means "snowy slopes" (Sanskrit: hima, "snow"; acal, "slopes"), and Pradesh means "state".

BEHIND THE NEWS After a saturated autumn and a snowy winter, recent heavy snow and rain sent water levels surging, and then a spring snowstorm complicated efforts to stave off the torrent.

But whatever the truth behind the snowy London streets undisturbed by "snow ploughs," the contrast between Britain's snow-blind love and the damp browns of the country's typical winter landscape offers a chilling warning to Americans taking pleasure in yet another season of sidewalks that don't require shoveling.

They take place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on school snow days or snowy weekends.