Sentence examples for sudden snow from inspiring English sources

A mist that had hovered behind the cliffs sweeps in and scatters sudden snow.

"At the corner of Savignyplatz he was almost blown off his feet by a sudden snow flurry.

For almost 20 years, we have celebrated each early spring by fishing through sudden snow squalls, hailstorms and even a few sunny days.

"I know it's all about the future of the euro," said Maria Böhme, who was with her 4-year-old granddaughter and was interviewed while seeking shelter from a sudden snow shower.

While the area around Sarnia is familiar with sudden snow squalls, particularly in December when Lake Huron is not frozen, the intensity of the sudden storm swiftly overwhelmed snow-plow operators and police.

Crossing deep waters, storm-lashed earth, stony valleys and cornfields blighted by sudden snow, Pidge and Brigit are tracked by the long lean hounds who may not kill them – unless the children run in their sight.

Something about a sudden heavy snow of the kind that fell yesterday carries New York right back to the end of the 19th century and to a vision of urban winter caught by Alfred Stieglitz.

In the poem, the speaker is walking optimistically out of his house into a black sun and balmy black air, meandering among the warmth of a black neighbors when he suddenly slams the poem shut with, "all of a sudden, white snow".

'Weather, of course, is always tricky: winds, bad visibility, sudden changes in snow can appear within hours.

The sudden arrival of snow, fog or mist can transform a copse, field or river into somewhere profoundly foreign.

The real satisfaction in a sudden deluge of snow is having an unexpected holiday: a chance just to watch the weather reveal itself.