Alternate Definitions for Snow squall

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Term: Snow squall
Definition: A snow squall is an intense, but limited duration, period of moderate to heavy snowfall, accompanied by strong, gusty surface winds and possibly lightning (generally moderate to heavy snow showers). Snow accumulation may be significant.
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Term: Snow squall
Definition: A heavy snow shower accompanied by sudden strong winds.
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Term: Snow squall
Definition: A brief, but intense fall of snow that greatly reduces visibility and which is often accompanied by strong winds.
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Term: Snow squall
Definition: A moderate to heavy snow flurry, which is driven by strong, gusty winds. Visibility during snow squalls is usually poor.
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