sissonne
/sis.ɔn/Definitions
1. noun
A type of snowstorm characterized by a sudden strong drop in temperature, often causing the snow to fall heavily and violently.
“The forecast warned of a sissonne moving in overnight, so we decided to stock up on food and supplies.”
2. noun
A short, intense snowstorm, often with strong winds and heavy snowfall.
“The sissonne passed quickly, but left behind a thick layer of snow and a mess of branches and debris.”