winds are strong enough to blow falling snow or loose snow on
the ground into mounds causing uneven snow depths. The wind
carries the snow near the ground causing no restriction to
visibility. Snow raised from the surface of the earth by the
wind to a height of less than six feet above the surface. An
uneven distribution of snowfall or existing snow caused by
strong surface wind. Drifting snow may occur during or after a
snowfall. Uneven distribution of snowfall caused by strong
surface winds. Drifting snow does not reduce visibility. An
uneven distribution of snowfall caused by strong surface winds.
Created when winds lift snow from the surface and blow it to
heights less than 2 meters. No additional snow will be falling
and visibility will not generally be reduced, but roadways can
still get slippery. Snow raised from the earth's surface by the
wind to a height of less than 2 meters. Drifting snow is not as
high as blowina snow. An ensemble of snow particles raised by
the wind to a small height above the gr