Snowfall is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SNOWFALL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a fall of snow
• the quantity of snow falling within a given area in a given time
• precipitation falling from clouds in the form of ice crystals
• fall of snow

Words related to SNOWFALL

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Words that contain SNOWFALL

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How to use SNOWFALL in a sentence

• It was only now, that I recognized how really great had been the snowfall.
• The decrease in the rain- and snow-fall since the close of the glacial period in the Sierra is much less than is commonly guessed.
• They suffer more than the chamois after a heavy snowfall because they are not so strong and cannot scamper through it.
• The average monthly snow-fall of the three winter months reduced to water, is but a little over half an inch, or about six inches of snow per month.
• My overcoat was my only covering, and there had been a slight snowfall the day before.
• The snowfall had been prodigious, and parts of the sledges were 3 or 4 feet under drift.
• This vehicle is not easily turned, but may be very useful before there is much snowfall.
• The weather since our arrival has become cold and grey, and we have seemed on the verge of another snowfall.
• There was plenty to do, although they had prepared themselves so well before the great snowfall came.
• After the first heavy snowfall she had a lot of trouble to get food, having to paw down through the snow for every mouthful of withered grass.
• It is evident from his observations that the snowfall must be light indeed.
• Now my heart is like the snowfall in the spring, when the sun has come back.
• The snowfall had been light so far and heavy winds had blown the lake clear of drifts.
• That night there was a heavy snowfall and the Austrian corpses sprawled upon the mountainside were soon buried deep beneath the fleecy flakes.
• The colder the winters, the less the normal snowfall and the more the deficiency of moisture, the greater is the hazard.
• But there may be instances when the clover plants grow so vigorously that in places of heavy snowfall, smothering may result unless the mass of vegetation is in some way removed.
• True, in certain winters of much snowfall it has come through in good form considerably north of the rivers mentioned, but in more instances it has failed.
• Sanders says the winters are dry and cold, with very little if any snowfall.
• The snowfall became a noiseless, pitiless torture to sight and mind.
• There was a break presently in the snow-fall, and as they reached the shores of Windermere, Nelly was aware of struggling gleams of moonlight on steely water.
• They could now see to larger distances, as the enormous and unceasing snowfall had abated somewhat and was only as heavy as on ordinary snowy days.
• Although he had promised to return in the evening, Mistress Mergel hardly counted on it because a heavy snowfall had set in after sunset.
• Still, the storms begin with little warning sometimes, and wayfarers are overtaken by them and lost in the blinding snowfall.
• The snowfall was immense, with every sign of heavy continuance, and by morning it certainly would lie many feet deep on the mountain.
• The storm was general and the snowfall throughout the mountain region was extraordinary, not only for quantity but for rapidity.
• The ground was still frozen, and in places there were patches of snow and ice, although the heavy snowfall of the winter for the most part was gone.

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