snowhow

English

Noun

snowhow (uncountable)

1. Alternative form of snow-how
   • 1966, The American City - Volume 81, Issue 2, page 79:

     That's SNOWHOW, gained from our more than 45 years' experience in dealing with all kinds of winter conditions.

   • 1985, Annual Report, Alberta Transportation, page 68:

     "How Roadwise Are You?" ran during the summer months and "Snowhow ... Take What You Know on the Road" ran during the winter.

   • 2014 February 25, Daniel Michaels, “At Nordic Airports, Defying the Snow is Good Sport”, in The Wall Street Journal:

     'Snowhow' keeps Nordic airports open all winter.

   • 2019, Giles Whittell, Snow: A Scientific and Cultural Exploration, page 183:

     In Oslo and Helsinki (home of “world-class snowhow”) the snow-removal fleets are mainly Scandinavian built.

   • 2020 March 11, Timo Järvelä, “Exceptional customer experience is a strategic goal for Finavia”, in Airport Review:

     Most operations and processes are crucial for a good customer experience even though the passengers rarely notice them. One on them is ‘snowhow’, which is the foundation for aircraft remaining in schedule year-round.