0 a heavy fall of snow especially accompanied by a strong wind -- snestorm
The mountain climbers were caught in a snowstorm.
Amid snowstorms, a tempestuous day, sea running high, gales blowing furiously, our battle cruiser opened fire at 18,000 yards.
Nothing infuriates the ordinary citizen so much as this perfect snowstorm of leaflets of every description.
It was of a snowstorm, but there was one bright spot, and that was the public house.
I do not know what he was waiting for; but he was a human snowstorm.
A snowstorm overtook a fourth, which was also damaged—extent unknown.
During the snowstorms late last winter the tanker lorries failed to get to some farms for up to five days.
If there is a snowstorm, it takes time for the railways and local authorities to get matters organised.
Over 70,000 subscribers telephones were placed out of service by the recent snowstorm, but the position is now practically normal.
