Drifting Snow
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| Return to '''[[Snow and Weather Glossary]]''', '''[[Working with Snow]]''', '''[[Freestyle Skiing]]''' | Return to '''[[Snow and Weather Glossary]]''', '''[[Working with Snow]]''', '''[[Freestyle Skiing]]''' | ||
| [[Category:Freestyle Glossary]][[Category:Working with Snow and the Weather]][[Category:Weather]][[Category:Snow]][[Category:Freestyle Course Preparation]] | [[Category:Freestyle Glossary]][[Category:Working with Snow and the Weather]][[Category:Weather]][[Category:Snow]][[Category:Freestyle Course Preparation]] | ||
Revision as of 17:46, 9 April 2011
Snow particles blown from the ground by the wind to a height of less than 2.0 meters / six feet.
Return to Snow and Weather Glossary, Working with Snow, Freestyle Skiing
