blowing snow

He looked back, but they were lost in the blowing snow.

The answer appeared out of the blowing snow a moment later.

She was walking, one cheek turned into the blowing snow.

Just as well, since he couldn't see the ice beneath his feet for the blowing snow.

He continues to read, which is currently the best use of his time, since we can see nothing through the blowing snow.

Visibility here was decided by the amount of blowing snow.

Over his shoulder, I could see a rider coming through the blowing snow.

The wind fell stiff out of the north, with blowing snow.

Harry stepped inside and closed the door against the blowing snow.

The arrangement works, even as the blowing snow screens him.

I saw nothing of the Black Man, only blowing snow.

She watched him as he strode into the blowing snow toward his bed, without speaking again.

Outside, the creek and the hill across it had disappeared in blowing snow.

The blowing snow was beginning to pick up again.

The blowing snow drifted past, and figures seemed to rise out of it.

They rode together out of the barn into the wind and blowing snow.

The minutes ticked off as they flew through the blowing snow.

Power was lost due to blowing snow and whiteout conditions.

A sorry lot of shadows loomed through the blowing snow.

The door swung shut behind him, cutting off the wind and the blowing snow.

Icy roads and blowing snow made travel nearly impossible in many areas.

The markings on the runway came into and out of view in the blowing snow.

The last man had come out of the gap in the trees, an arm across his face to shield it from the blowing snow.

Big John helps me off the machine and we stand together for a moment, staring into a solid wall of blowing snow.

He tried to follow his own footprints back, but the storm was already blowing snow over them.