snowstorm的意思|snowstorm的解释-里氏词典

snowstorm ['snәustɒ:m]

n. 暴风雪

[化] 雪暴

snowstorm

[ noun ]
a storm with widespread snowfall accompanied by strong winds
<noun.phenomenon>

Snowstorm \Snow"storm`\, n.
A storm with falling snow.

Laryngitis caused Nancy Reagan to cancel a trip today to a Nashville, Tenn., school that a snowstorm had prevented her from visiting once before.
Afternoon trading was especially quiet in New York as many operations shut down early because of a snowstorm.
Tapes show that the co-pilot on an Air Florida jet that crashed in a snowstorm in Washington, D.C., in 1982 raised questions about the amount of slush on the wings before takeoff.
The producers of "Die Hard 2" transported cast and crew to three cities in a multimillion-dollar and largely unsuccessful attempt to shoot during a real snowstorm.
A snowstorm today coated firefighters and their equipment with ice, but officials were confident they had a handle on a blaze feeding on millions of gallons of jet fuel at Stapleton International Airport.
Even last weekend's early snowstorm in the Northeast isn't putting a serious dent in this year's leaf watching.
A 17-car Amtrak train with more than 300 people aboard derailed Sunday night during a snowstorm in a rugged, mountainous canyon, but no injuries were reported, authorities said.
A light airplane with six people aboard disappeared during a snowstorm in eastern New York, and a search Saturday was hampered by bad weather, authorities said.
The hearing and original closing date were postponed by a snowstorm in late January.
The game was played despite a snowstorm in Seattle that stopped traffic and closed many schools, including Lakeside School where the tournament is being held.
A snowstorm delayed the flight of a group of African diplomats heading from the capital to the eastern city of Nanking for talks with African students and Chinese officials.
In a report on the blackout, which lasted as long as eight hours in parts of the province, the provincially owned utility said the power failure originated at the Arnaud substation in northeastern Quebec, which was hit by a severe snowstorm.
The snowstorm brought traffic to a standstill in parts of Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Indiana.
The cold trailed a snowstorm that arrived Tuesday from Canada. Together, they brought an early Christmas vacation for many students, threatened wheat, appleand other crops, and pushed electricity demand to record levels.
But they said a snowstorm that hit the East Coast Friday also might have kept some potential buyers away from the market.
Lawyers for Continental say Denver airport officials are responsible for allowing snow and slush to build on the runway and that the Federal Aviation Administration allowed flights to continue throughout the snowstorm.
A snowstorm that dusted Denver with up to 2 inches of snow dropped temperatures below freezing and further hampered the efforts of more than 60 firefighters Tuesday morning.
The Dutch-built Fokker-28 was headed for Winnipeg, Manitoba, with 65 passengers and a crew of four when it clipped treetops, plowed into the woods and burst into flames just after taking off in a snowstorm.
A surprise weekend snowstorm thrilled Colorado ski resort operators and left Cheyenne yards littered with tree limbs that snapped under the weight of wet snow.
Luvera said evidence and testimony in the case showed Summers didn't follow a correct compass bearing or use a map while descending the mountain through a snowstorm.
Instead, the group of climbers continued its efforts to reach the summit in deteriorating weather and by the time it turned around a powerful snowstorm was lashing the mountain, he testified.
The one-month exhibition opens to the public Saturday, but people began lining up Friday during a snowstorm in hopes of getting into the museum, a few blocks from the Kremlin.
Montana's morning snowstorm dropped 2 inches of snow in an hour in the capital of Helena.
A fire broke out today in an unoccupied fifth-floor room of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, forcing about 150 people to flee the building to a snowstorm outside.
On Friday, the Public Securities Association recommended a 3 p.m. EST close for government securities trading because of the snowstorm.
At the time of the accident, the area was experiencing its first snowstorm of the season, but officials said they doubted that weather played a role in the underground collision.
Two tour buses collided in a snowstorm Saturday, seriously injuring a driver and sending 85 passengers to hospitals, authorities said.
The company men were so concerned that they flew in despite a raging snowstorm.
Teen-agers Patrick Lovelady and Jeff Hoagland joked about the possibility of a plane crash as their jetliner was being de-iced before takeoff during a snowstorm at Stapleton International Airport.
A snowstorm and high winds swept Bucharest on Friday.

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