Snow and ice · Weather

heavy snow

a lot of snow

Heavy snow is a large amount of snow falling thickly and often causing problems.

B1 common speech & writing

collocation

Hear it in real life

Are you driving to work tomorrow?

I’m not sure—heavy snow is forecast.

Play the conversation

Several roads were closed after heavy snow fell overnight.

The mistake everyone makes

Not: Strong snow is expected tonight.

Say: Heavy snow is expected tonight.

Use 'heavy', not 'strong', to describe a large amount of falling snow.

Build it

How it fits in a sentence.

heavy snow; heavy snow is expected; delayed by heavy snow

How wintry?

Weather · Snow and ice: the words around “heavy snow”.

  1. frost
  2. a dusting of snow
  3. a flurrylight snow
  4. snow has settled
  5. heavy snow
A touchHeavy

heavy snow A lot of snow falling thickly. The forecast phrase that comes with travel warnings.

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Your turn: say it out loud

Several roads were closed after heavy snow fell overnight.

Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.

heavy snow

a lot of snow

“Several roads were closed after heavy snow fell overnight.”

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