Sentence examples for traces of snow from inspiring English sources

By late yesterday afternoon, things were returning to normal, even as traces of snow fell on the city.

I walked three miles alongside the shimmering, tumbling water, facing the enormous shadowed vertical wall of Mt. San Jacinto, streaked with traces of snow.

But on March 18 , 1970 there was a trace of snow in Central Park.

The earliest trace of snow in a season was Oct. 10, in 1925 and again in 1979.

In eastern Massachusetts, where the storm brought rain and high winds — but only a trace of snow — about 68,000 customers were without power Friday afternoon.

A hard gray helmet of clouds that promised to warm the hearts of cold-weather lovers deposited no more than a trace of snow in the city, not even enough for meteorologists to bother to measure.

There was a trace of snow when we drove up the logging road that runs for about 11 miles along the Dead Diamond from the Grant's Gate Camp to Hellgate Gorge.

Monday (and the trace of snow the weather service recorded yesterday) made this the fourth snowiest winter in the last 35 years, and the 26th snowiest in the 133 winters that weather records have been kept for Central Park.

At 5 36, he sent an e-mail note: only a trace of snow had accumulated, and the snow water equivalent measured on the mountain — the amount of water contained in the snow, related to its weight — was just.02 inch, a very dry snowfall.

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By springtime, I no longer leapt onto my couch when a mouse scurried across my living room floor, and I had learned that the small streams trickling across the sidewalks weren't always traces of melting snow.