Sentence examples similar to strong snowstorm from inspiring English sources

In the United States and in England, the term is often used for any strong, heavy snowstorm with wind.

The strongest March snowstorm to hit northeast and northern China in more than a half-century caused chaos in road and rail traffic and flight cancellations in many cities.

"It was an unusually strong late-season snowstorm that produced a lot of heavy, wet snow that fell many places, including Cleveland, " Jeff Warner of the Penn State Weather Communications Group said yesterday.

During its first four weeks on the market, interest in the Douglass was very strong, even during the snowstorm last week, said Sheree Yellin Satos, the building's sales manager.

With the system came extremely strong winds, heavy precipitation, snowstorms, and cold temperatures.

And winter always arrives with its own set of natural obstacles in tow, including hazardous snowstorms, downed power lines and dangerously strong winds.

After the January snowstorm hit Chicago, Tabares and her team of strong volunteers were out shoveling snow for senior residents of her neighborhood.

Despite what most retailers dubbed a strong holiday season, December's retail sales reports were a mixed bag, due in part to the snowstorm that limited shopping in the Northeast the week after Christmas.

(See "Now For The Snowstorm Hangover").. J.C. Penney, Nordstrom, Target and Limited Brands, which operates Victoria's Secret, also reported stronger sales in stores open at least one year.

It featured prodigious snowstorms that broke seasonal records in the United States and Europe; a record-shattering summer heat wave that scorched Russia; strong floods that drove people from their homes in places like Pakistan, Australia, California and Tennessee; a severe die-off of coral reefs; and a continuation in the global trend of a warming climate.

A snowstorm.