Sentence examples for was snowfall from inspiring English sources
noun
An instance of falling of snow.
- There has been a snowfall every day this week.
The UK was very much a country of two halves this weekend: the south mostly enjoyed plenty of sunshine and a warm southerly airflow, whilst the temperature struggled in the north and in places there was snowfall.
"When we were living in Colorado there was snowfall.
We're looking at some wintry showers in the north over high ground and there may be snowfall".
Mr. Picca said there could be snowfall in and around the city at the end of the week, but forecasts did not show a significant accumulation.
When possible snow, possible mixed, and certain mixed precipitation categories are assumed to be snowfall events, CloudSat has a high snowfall POD (86.10%).
Often there is snowfall throughout the Midwest and Northeast in late November -- at least five deaths in Western New York are blamed on this storm.
The key environmental difference between the Japan Sea and Pacific Ocean sides of Japan is snowfall.
On Monday, there were snowfalls over upland areas of Scotland and northern England, including Cumbria.
There was a snowfall of feathers.
But there was less snowfall than predicted, and nothing close to what fell on New York.
During the championships, there was continuing snowfall.
