Snowslide example sentences
Related (6): avalanche, snowburst, snowfall, snowstorm, snowdrift, snowmelt
"Snowslide" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- The skiers heard the rumble of the approaching snowslide.
- The winter cabin narrowly avoided being crushed by the massive snowslide.
- The massive snowslide buried the village below in snow and ice.
- The tree branch snapping in the mountain breeze was enough to trigger the deadly snowslide.
- Luckily the group saw the warning signs and were able to avoid being swept away by the avalanche of snow from the snowslide.
- The snowslide ripped through the pass, sweeping away trees and small boulders in its path.
- The avalanche warning was too late to save the climbers from the snowslide that tore through the mountainside.
- After the snowslide passed, rescue workers searched the snow for any survivors.
- The snowslide sent a wall of snow racing down the mountain at over 100 miles per hour.
- The normally scenic mountain valley was a scene of destruction after being hit by the massive snowslide.
- The snowslide left a trail of debris and destruction in its wake.
- Warm weather and recent rains made the snowpack unstable and prone to creating deadly snowslides.
- The woman heard the rumbling growing louder and soon saw the snowslide racing toward her.
- The trees shuddered and groaned under the weight of the snow from the snowslide.
- The sudden roar alerted hikers below to the danger of the approaching snowslide.
- Hundreds of homes were destroyed when the series of snowslides tore through the mountain towns.
- The snowslide roared down the mountainside, gathering speed and mass along the way.
- The winter hikers narrowly escaped death by scrambling out of the path of the snowslide.
- Rescuers rushed to the snowslide zones to try and find any survivors buried in the snow and ice.
- The snowslide's force uprooted centuries old trees from the mountainside.
- Sound triggers, like low flying aircraft or an avalanche control explosion can sometimes start massive snowslides.
- After the snowslide passed, the mountainside was strewn with broken trees, chunks of ice and debris.
- The snowslide dropped several feet of fresh powdered snow throughout the valley below.
- Survival in a snowslide depends on avoiding trauma and suffocation by being able to create an air pocket around your nose and mouth.
- The deep cracking sounds alerted them to the approaching snowslide in time to get out of its path.
- The skiers were checking the stability of the snowpack when they accidentally triggered the deadly snowslide.
- The powder snow from the snowslide coated everything with fresh snow.
- The snowslide sheared off part of the mountainside, leaving fresh rock face where snow had once been.
- Several hikers were caught in the initial wave of snow from the snowslide but somehow survived.
- The snowslide destroyed everything in its path, leaving behind a damaged and snow-filled landscape.
- Rescue attempts after a snowslide are difficult due to the unstable snowpack and danger of additional snowslides.
- The avalanche dogs helped searchers locate survivors buried under several feet of snow from the snowslide.
- The avalanche warning system malfunctioned, failing to notify backcountry skiers about the impending snowslide.
- Helicopters scouted the snowslide zones, looking for any signs of survivors trapped in the snow.
- The sudden roar grew louder as the massive wall of snow from the snowslide raced down the mountainside.
- Strong winds and heavy snowfall made the snowpack dangerously unstable and prone to snowslides.
- The snowslide route took a sharp turn toward the cabins below, leaving little chance for escape.
- The fresh powder from the snowslide covered the valley floor with several feet of new snow.
- The towering cloud of snow from the snowslide could be seen for miles.
- The skiers watched as the initial crack in the snowpack grew into a full blown snowslide.
- The tree line was demolished by the force of the massive snowslide.
- When the snowslide passed, an eerie silence fell over the mountainside.
- Makeshift shelters like igloos helped survivors stay alive until rescue efforts could reach them after the snowslides.
- Search teams investigated each snowslide zone, hoping to find more survivors.
- Warming temperatures overnight and unstable snowpack conditions led to the deadly series of snowslides.
- The loud cracking noise was the only warning of the oncoming snowslide.
- The landscape is scarred by deep scars left behind where the snowslide tore through the mountainside.
- The deep rumble alerted those below of an impending avalanche and snowslide.
- The freezing temperatures made rescue efforts after the snowslide even more dangerous.
- The initial wave of snow and debris from the snowslide swept through the encampment below.
- Local ski patrols were constantly monitoring conditions to determine the risk of snowslides.
- The woman yelled a warning just in time for her companion to avoid being swept away by the snowslide.
- Helicopters dropped flares into the snowslide zones, hoping to see any signs of trapped victims.
- The sheer force of the snowslide was enough to destroy anything in its path.
- The snowslide's path deviated from its normal route that day, taking rescuers by surprise.
- Winter storms brought heavy snowfall, creating dangerous conditions and increasing the risk of snowslides.
- The snowslide's path left behind a trail of destruction and devastation.
- Debris from the snowslide blocked local roads and access points to the mountains.
- The roar of the approaching snowslide grew louder by the second.
- Local authorities issued warnings to stay out of avalanche prone areas due to the risk of snowslides.