u get a blizzard
snow and wind... that's about it
The cast of Snow in the Wind - 2006 includes: Pu Miao Ping Ni
Combine snow with freezing temperatures with wind, and you get a blizzard.
blowing wind
A pile of snow shaped by wind is called a "drift." Wind can cause snow to accumulate in certain areas, creating these formations, often found along roadsides or in open fields. Snowdrifts can vary in size and shape depending on wind patterns and the amount of snowfall.
A snow storm (blizzard) is when a strong wind is combined with heavy snowing.
The adjective in the phrase "the cold wind blew snow and dust across the road" is "cold." It describes the noun "wind," indicating its temperature or characteristic.
A windblown pile of snow is called a snowdrift. This occurs when strong winds pick up loose snow and deposit it in a mound-like formation. Snowdrifts can vary in size and shape depending on the strength of the wind and the texture of the snow.
It blows lots of snow and wind.
snow and wind
During a snow storm, a combination of snow and wind together form dunes, or snow drifts. Snow drifts are mounds of snow that build up during a storm.
Snow is not a sediment. Snow is actually just rain that falls from a high enough cloud and if it's cold enough, it will eventually begin to freeze, making snow. AND just for a tad more information, if it's even colder, and the wind is picking up, the snow moves through the air with the wind, and if it stays up for about more than five seconds with the wind it will form into a hail.