A snow wrist, a snowbank
A snowdrift, or
sastrugi (sā-str 'gə, sä'strə-) also zastrugi (sā-str 'gə, sä'strə-)
Long, wavelike ridges of snow, formed by the wind and found on the polar plains. Sastrugi are usually up to several meters high and are often parallel to the prevailing wind direction.
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A snowdrift or bank. These are usually heavily packed, and dangerous, if one
should be caught in an avalanche.
A snow drift.
A snow drift or bank.
snow drift
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snow dift
the hest thing the wind has blown away was a car and or a tree
Wind blown sand can form dunes. You might also say it forms a sandstorm.
loess
Loess
snow dift
Meteorological... Blizzards are the result of snow and/or ice crystals being blown by the wind.
Leaves Washing Dust Tumbleweed Hair Snow Sand Waves (and much much more)
A "snowstorm" implies that snow is being blown by a wind, therefore, it would travel downwind! The clouds carrying the snow would also travel downwind.
Snowdrifts are a mound or bank of snow driven together by the wind.
Do you mean blizzard? If so, blizzard if something mostly seen in the US, Canada, Siberia, North of China, and Arctic, snow is blown by the wind and becomes power. It requests snow and wind. It can be snow already fallen, or snow currently falling. Since it is a snowstorm, it happens only in winter.
Snow and wind;D
Spindrift is a fine spray blown up from the surface of the sea, particularly from the crests of waves. The term can also be applied to the fine wisps of snow blown by the wind from the peaks of high mountains.
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.
Antarctica suffers from the most droughts. Though covered in snow and ice. Most of the snow you see flying around is actually just blown by the wind, not from the sky.
the hest thing the wind has blown away was a car and or a tree
A length of water over where the wind has blown is called a Fetch.