Snowstorm (noun)

A storm characterized by heavy snowfall and strong winds, which can cause widespread disruption and difficulty.

Origin:

The word 'snowstorm' has its origin in the late 16th century, coming from the words 'snow' and 'storm'. it was first used to describe a storm characterized by heavy snowfall.

Examples:

1. The snowstorm caused widespread power outages and road closures.
2. The forecasters were predicting a major snowstorm for the region.
3. The snowstorm was the worst the city had seen in decades.
4. She was stranded at the airport because of the snowstorm.
5. The snowstorm brought the city to a standstill, with cars and buses unable to move.