| snowstorm hit | 1.12 | Did a snowstorm hit Denver? | ||
| snowstorm be | 0.92 | A snowstorm is a natural theatrical disaster. | ||
| snowstorm blow | 0.46 | A snowstorm could blow in any minute. | ||
| snowstorm blanket | 0.33 | On the second day of the climb, a fierce snowstorm blanketed the mountain. | ||
| snowstorm force | 0.33 | Last Thursday, a sudden snowstorm forced postponement of an Italian Cup quarterfinal match between AC Milan and Lazio. | ||
| snowstorm strike | 0.33 | A snowstorm struck during the afternoon rush on Monday, depositing an unexpected two feet of snow and literally burying the city in its tracks. | ||
| snowstorm sweep | 0.33 | Orizaba claimed all three lives in its icy grip when a sudden snowstorm swept the climbers away. | ||
| snowstorm hamper | 0.26 | Heavy snowstorms have hampered efforts by mountain rescue to search for the tourists. | ||
| snowstorm keep | 0.26 | First a snowstorm kept her from testifying before a congressional subcommittee in Washington. | ||
| snowstorm make | 0.26 | A severe snowstorm made it difficult for Cavs coaches, players and fans to get to Gund Arena. | ||
| snowstorm move | 0.26 | The night of the park rally, a snowstorm moved in. | ||
| snowstorm pound | 0.26 | Record breaking heat persisted in the Northeast on Thursday as spring snowstorms pounded portions of the Rocky Mountains. |