Here's what defines a snow squall, also known as a ''whiteout,'' according to AccuWeather. 24/7 Live New York City New Jersey Long Island Northern Suburbs Connecticut. Welcome, Mickey.

You don’t have to be in the middle of a full-fleged winter storm in order for squalls to take place. When all is said and done, they may leave only small snow accumulations behind.

Additionally, snow squalls are extraordinarily rare in Wisconsin. Wednesday was just the second time the Milwaukee-Sullivan NWS office issued a snow squall warning in the state, said Milwaukee ...

Snow squalls — those sudden, intense bursts of snow that can white-out the skies in minutes — are also a possibility. Here’s what to know. The National Weather Service is calling for snow ...

Additionally, snow squalls are extraordinarily rare in Wisconsin. Wednesday was just the second time the Milwaukee-Sullivan NWS office issued a snow squall warning in the state, said Milwaukee ...

A snow squall warning was also issued in Canada, according to the Weather Network, which predicted that up to 60 centimeters (almost 2 feet) of snow could fall on parts of Ontario, ...

A snow squall is an intense period of moderate to heavy snowfall with a limited duration — usually 30 to 60 minutes — accompanied by gusty winds resulting in blowing snow, reducing visibility ...

A snow squall is when heavy blowing snow creates brief, quick-hitting whiteout conditions. Credit: fotoyou - stock.adobe.com Author: Kayla Crandall ...

As of early Tuesday morning, Snow Squall Warnings spanned hundreds of miles from Pennsylvania to Maine, covering about 1.6 million people.

The National Weather Service (NWS) issues snow squall warnings for the danger. They are of short duration and specify a localized area similar to what you would see with a tornado warning.