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snowcap
/ ˈsnəʊˌkæp /
noun
- a cap of snow, as on the top of a mountain
Example Sentences
However, approaching November without snowfall marks the longest wait in the year for a snowcap on the summit since data was first collected in 1894.
Rivers, lakes and snowcaps along the frontier mean the line often shifts, bringing soldiers face to face at many points, sparking a confrontation.
The presence of rivers, lakes and snowcaps means the line can shift in places.
The huge snowcap also means that periodic floods could still affect the park throughout May and June.
After more than two months of atmospheric rivers and bomb cyclones, amid a supersized Sierra snowcap, and with more precipitation forecast for the rest of the month, isn’t California’s drought over?
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