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ice storm
noun
- a storm of freezing rain and widespread glaze formation.
ice storm
noun
- a storm of freezing rain that deposits a glaze of ice on the ground
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Word History and Origins
Origin of ice storm1
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Example Sentences
The best way to prepare for an ice storm is to consider what emergency heat you have in case the electricity goes out.
Atlanta was caught cold by a freak ice storm last month, now the authorities are struggling to deal with another one.
On St. Patrick's Day in 1936 we had a very bad ice storm and the big trees in our front yard were hit hard.
Has no one told you what happened last March—on the day of the ice storm?
A deposit of glaze on an extensive scale constitutes an ice storm.
At Christmas an ice storm came, and after that the cold was bitter indeed.
I looked out the window and we had a six-inch ice storm and the oaks were stripped.
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