Snow charge

A snow charge is a meteorological concept when a heavy snowfall is like a charge, shoots out and ends quickly. Thanks to one person who told me this information, I now know that such a snowfall will not last long.

A blizzard is a completely different type of precipitation, where not very large snow is accompanied by wind.

Therefore, if I saw such a snowfall through the window, when large flakes fall, then you don't even have to try to capture it.

While you're getting dressed and going outside, the snowfall will end.

But there may be a blizzard for the whole day.

Snow charges most often occur closer to the off-season, that is, in late autumn or early spring.

But what a pleasure it is to catch a snow charge during a walk!

Large flakes of snow, like a wall, obscure everything and give the overall texture to the picture.

It can even be difficult to focus on an object, as autofocus clings to falling snowflakes.

...After half an hour, the snowfall ended, as expected.

And all the snow that fell mixed with the general, and where there was none, it melted.

There is also a pozimok, which is also accompanied by a snow charge, but at such a time there is no snow at all.