tormenta invernal

tormenta invernal

Cualquiera de los sistemas de tormentas que se desarrollan durante varios fines de otoño a principios de la primavera y las precipitaciones invernales de depósito, tales como nieve, lluvia helada o hielo. Los ejemplos incluyen tormentas de nieve, tormentas de hielo, y del noreste.

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