- A snow squall, or
snowsquall, is a
sudden moderately heavy snowfall with
blowing snow and strong,
gusty surface winds. It is
often referred to as a whiteout...
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flooding Hail High
winds – 93 km/h(58 mph) or higher.
Lightning Thundersnow,
Snowsquall Tornado Windstorm (gradient
pressure induced)
Severe thunderstorm (hailstorm...
- front, the
leading edge of a
cooler m**** of air, can
produce frontal snowsqualls—an
intense frontal convective line (similar to a rainband), when temperature...
- 90 mph (140 km/h) wind gusts,
waves over 35 ft (11 m) high, and
whiteout snowsqualls. It
killed more than 250 people, destro**** 19 ships, and
stranded 19...
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Antarctica in 1979
caused in part by
whiteout conditions.
Black ice
Snowsquall Douglas Haig McIntosh, ed. (1972) [1916].
Meteorological Glossary. London:...
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effect snow
warning Severe weather terminology (United States) Canada:
Snowsquall warning Severe weather terminology (Canada) "Warm
Water and Cold Air:...
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Severe weather terminology (Canada)
Snowsquall Lake
effect snow Lake
effect snow
warning Hawkins,
Michael (October 25...
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Meteorological Service of
Canada issues similar warnings but they are
called snowsquall warnings. 879 WWUS41 KBUF 171935
WSWBUF URGENT -
WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE...
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Blowing snow
advisory Ground blizzard Severe weather terminology (Canada)
Snowsquall Whiteout (weather) "Blowing snow".
Glossary of Meteorology.
American Meteorological...
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generally straight. This part of Highway 401
often experiences heavy snowsqualls in
early winter,
sometimes extending as far east as Toronto. To the south...
