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frost snow

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun frost snow has 1 sense
  1. ice crystal, snow mist, diamond dust, poudrin, ice needle, frost snow, frost mist - small crystals of ice
    --1 is a kind of crystal
    --1 is a part of precipitation, downfall
    --1 has substances: water, H2O

Definitions from the Web

Frost Snow

Definition

Frost snow refers to a type of snowfall that occurs when water vapor freezes directly into ice crystals due to extremely cold temperatures. It typically results in fine and powdery snowflakes.

Examples

  • The weather forecast predicts frost snow overnight, so make sure to bundle up.
  • The kids were excited to wake up to a layer of frost snow covering the ground.
  • During winter, frost snow can create a beautiful and serene landscape.

Usage - Popular

In popular usage, frost snow often refers to light and fluffy snow that is easy to shovel or play in, making it a favorite among winter enthusiasts.

Example Sentence - Popular

The ski resort received fresh frost snow, offering perfect conditions for skiing and snowboarding.

Usage - Local

In certain regions, particularly those with extremely cold climates, locals use the term frost snow to describe heavy and icy snowfall that can cause disruption to daily activities.

Example Sentence - Local

The city had to declare a state of emergency due to the heavy frost snow, making roads impassable and causing power outages.

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