Noun
A storm with falling snow.
Source: Webster's dictionaryA final-week comeback victory in a snowstorm at Cleveland Municipal Stadium over the Houston Oilers clinched them a wild-card playoff spot and a home game rematch against the Oilers in the first round. Source: Internet
After a snowstorm in March 1935, she was found frozen in her cabin, aged about 81 years. Source: Internet
And that debt overhang is one reason why JPMorgan disagrees with former Fed Chair Ben Bernanke, who the economic shock from the coronavirus "is really much closer to a major snowstorm or a natural disaster than it is to a classic 1930s-style depression." Source: Internet
A snowstorm Friday kept people off the roads along the Acadian and Chaleur coastline and caused thousands of power outages. Source: Internet
A poorly timed winter snowstorm kept Katina Behm from moving to Fargo in December 2010, but the native of suburbs near Philadelphia, Pa., was welcomed with open arms by Midwesterners when the roads reopened and she could make it here the following month. Source: Internet
A winterlike snowstorm is taking aim at the Upper Midwest, promising to bring heavy, wet snow to parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin later on Easter Sunday. Source: Internet