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UK//ˈsnəʊfɔːl//US//ˈsnoʊfɔːl//

Meaning of Snowfall

The amount of snow that falls in a specific period.

In simple words: The time when snow falls from the sky.

Snowfall in a sentence

  • The snowfall last night covered the city in a beautiful white layer.
  • Heavy snowfall caused many accidents on the roads.
  • We enjoyed a peaceful snowfall while drinking hot cocoa by the fire.
  • Meteorologists are predicting a significant snowfall this weekend.
  • After the snowfall, children rushed outside to build snowmen.

How to use Snowfall

Use 'snowfall' when discussing weather conditions. Avoid in informal conversations; instead, use 'snowing'.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of the soft snow falling like white feathers from the sky.

Related words

Collocations with Snowfall

  • heavy snowfall
  • light snowfall
  • recent snowfall
  • total snowfall

Synonyms for Snowfall

Common mistakes with Snowfall

  • Confused with 'snowstorm' which refers to a heavier snowfall.
  • Using 'snowfall' in contexts where snowfall has already occurred, instead of 'snowed'.

Compare Snowfall with Precipitation, Snow

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Frequently asked questions about Snowfall

What does Snowfall mean?

The time when snow falls from the sky.

What is the definition of Snowfall?

The amount of snow that falls in a specific period.

How do you use Snowfall in a sentence?

The snowfall last night covered the city in a beautiful white layer.

Can you give another example of Snowfall?

Heavy snowfall caused many accidents on the roads.

What are synonyms for Snowfall?

Common alternatives include precipitation, snow, flakes.

What words go with Snowfall?

It commonly pairs with heavy snowfall, light snowfall, recent snowfall, total snowfall.

What are common mistakes when using Snowfall?

Confused with 'snowstorm' which refers to a heavier snowfall. Using 'snowfall' in contexts where snowfall has already occurred, instead of 'snowed'.

How do you pronounce Snowfall?

US: //ˈsnoʊfɔːl//, UK: //ˈsnəʊfɔːl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Snowfall?

Use 'snowfall' when discussing weather conditions. Avoid in informal conversations; instead, use 'snowing'.