cold snap
Noun
Meaning
a spell of cold weather
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A shallow layer of cold air left behind from our recent cold snap will gradually drain away from the higher terrain today.
Cattle producers increased supplemental feeding following the wet cold snap.
But the cold snap is set to be followed by highs of 53F (12C) in the southwest on Wednesday and 57F (14C) in the south east on Saturday when the Jet Stream changes shape building an area of high pressure in the mid-Atlantic.
However, city authorities have already clashed with a state authority, the Road Administration (Maanteeamet), which has suggested drivers continue using studded winter tires into April due to a recent cold snap, accompanies by some snow.
And once again, after two days, our cold snap is done!
“Compared to last year, I don’t think that this cold snap has been as pronounced.”