Hi.
As we say it is raining cats and dog.
I wonder if we have similar idioms for snow, Does it sound weird to your ears if you hear someone say it is snowing cats and dogs.
Thank you
Hamid
As we say it is raining cats and dog.
I wonder if we have similar idioms for snow, Does it sound weird to your ears if you hear someone say it is snowing cats and dogs.
Thank you
Hamid
hrsaneiDoes it sound weird to your ears if you hear someone say it is snowing cats and dogs.Yes, it sounds weird.
A combination of lots of wind and snow is a blizzard, but that's not really an idiom. I don't know any idioms for snow that are the equivalent of that idiom for rain.
CJ
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Yeah, blizzard and snowstrom are good choices.
What about saying it is snowing heavily.
Thank you
CJ
That was exactly my question to ask.
Thank you Hamid for asking that and thank you CJ for your reply.
Iman
Yes you could say it is Snowing cats and dogs. It would make sence to say that.
Your welcome
Jackie
not really
sense
Maybe you don't realize it, but you are answering a question that was asked almost 8 years ago.
Why not answer questions that are more recent? That way there's a better chance that the person who asked the question is still participating on our forum and can benefit from your answer.
CJ
Answering questions after 8 years, could help others that have the same question 8 years later. So, it's not bad at all to answer old questions.