Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
flurry-of-snow
noun
/ˈflərē əv snoʊ/
Definition
A sudden and brief snowfall, often characterized by light, swirling snowflakes.
Examples
- A flurry of snow covered the ground in seconds.
- We watched a flurry of snow dance through the air before settling on the rooftops.
- Suddenly, a flurry of snow interrupted our picnic in the park.
Meaning
The term refers to a short burst of snow that falls quickly, typically resulting in a light accumulation on the ground.
Synonyms
- snow shower
- snow burst
- blizzard (light)
