1.   With legs slowly turning to jelly, I skied down hard, icy snow, followed by spring snow, then slush.

2.   As a spring snow swirled around the rugged Catskill Mountains, we sat inside a cozy country inn.

3.   Especially when the spring snow is good and skiers are sparse.

4.   From Columbine High School you can see the spring snow in conelike ripples across the mountain backdrop of southwest Denver.

5.   Most of the spring snow falls in a few, big spurts.

6.   Or, a foot of spring snow can fall in two days and leave residents shoveling out their cars, as happened the week before last.

7.   Saplings and shrubs that were still buried in early spring snow survived the blast that killed the taller trees poking up above them.

8.   Spring snow often turns to a slushy consistency, especially in afternoon.

9.   Spring snow often turns to a slushy consistency, especially in the afternoon, Bush said.

10.   Spring snows are crucial to agriculture, supplying moisture for early crops such as wheat.