cold weather
Noun
Meaning
a period of unusually cold weather
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Accelerating admixtures are especially useful for modifying the properties of concrete in cold weather.
After years of “cold feet” while opening my refrigerator, I decided to complete the 3-day task last month before the really cold weather came and as I often do, viewed some Youtube videos for tips.
Although there have been no major structure fires in Westwood this winter, cold weather will persist for several more weeks; therefore, vigilance is still required.
But this appears not to be so until the possible time of Alexander the Great, Coconut palms require warm conditions for successful growth, and are intolerant of cold weather.
Bergquist said ice had formed as far north as the area of the Jamestown Country Club during recent cold weather but no substantial ice has formed on the James River or Pipestem Creek in Jamestown.
Apart from the bad and very cold weather, the dense forest and rough terrain also prevented proper use of the Allied air superiority, which presented great difficulties in spotting any targets.