The phrase 'the biggest snowfall' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a large amount of snow that has fallen in one single event. For example: "The Midwest region experienced the biggest snowfall in years last winter."
The biggest snowfall on record in New York City came during the storm of February, 2006, dropping 26.9 inches.
He sold none last February, even though the biggest snowfall of the season, about 20 inches, was late in the month.
Freezing weather and snow have been causing havoc with travel in Northern Europe for days, with Britain on the receiving end of the biggest snowfall in at least a generation.
But the biggest snowfall to occur during the seeding in March, a three-day storm that left as much as seven feet of snow, was not attributed to seeding.
But the truth is that even though Boston's 27.5 inches registered as the biggest snowfall since records started being kept in 1892, most people seemed to take the winter avalanche pretty much in stride.
It's the biggest snowfall in Washington since 2010's Snowmageddon!
Jay averages 355 inches of snow, one of the biggest snowfalls in the East, and it blankets some of the most extensive glades skiing in the region, drawing serious skiers with its challenging chutes and very generous outbound policy.
As Chicago awoke to the task of clearing up from the third biggest snowfall in its history — a monster of a storm that smothered the city in 20.2 inches of snow, stranded drivers on Lake Shore Drive and gave children their first snow day in a dozen years on Wednesday, and then again on Thursday — the temperature plunged to a bone-chilling zero degrees.
In Beijing the city's biggest snowfall in more than 50 years this week pushed up vegetable prices.
The record high of 28 inches (71.1 cm) of snow in Washington was set in 1922 and the biggest recent snowfall was 17.8 inches (45.2) in 2010.
The first big snowfall of the winter destoyed a pylon bringing electricity from Central Asia.
