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Often used in the same context:
sleet,
thunderstorms,
showers,
snow,
thundershower,
drizzle,
precipitation,
gusts,
snowfall,
squalls,
rain,
flakes,
thundery,
snowflakes,
accumulations,
downpour,
snowstorm,
duststorm,
haymakers,
blizzard,
cloudiness,
raindrops,
graupel,
sprinkles,
fog,
windchill factor,
punches,
winds,
snowier,
northeaster,
storms,
windchill,
mugginess,
gales,
breezes,
hoarfrost,
plowable,
temperatures,
dusting,
soaker,
windy,
southeastward,
snowbelt,
mist,
frost,
storminess,
rainstorm,
weatherwise,
southeaster,
overcast,
rainfall,
meteorologists,
deluges,
inches,
clouds,
northwester,
blanketing,
supercell,
funnel cloud,
altocumulus,
cold snap,
lefts,
waterspout,
grayness,
norther,
eastward,
mistiness,
sea breeze,
cumulus,
southwestward,
knockout punch,
sunshine,
whiteout,
breezy,
barrage,
temps,
downdrafts,
cold,
weather,
refreezing,
thunder,
snowballs,
subfreezing,
uppercut,
slugfest,
anticyclones,
isobars,
wallop,
hailstones,
feints,
jabs,
thunderhead,
thudding,
drier,
meteors,
celsius,
fisticuffs,
skies,
icicles,
ridging,
raincloud,
skeeters,
flurry,
spurts,
dashes,
skirmishes,
bursts,
puffs,
flashes,
snowstorms,
forays,
hiccups,
squall,
bouts,
flickers,
rebuffs,
attacks,
outbursts,
plunges
Also try:
— Adjectives for flurries:
occasional,
few,
little,
first,
sudden,
brief,
light,
slight,
small,
several,
frequent,
more...
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