unsnowy

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ snowy.

Adjective

unsnowy (comparative more unsnowy, superlative most unsnowy)

1. Not snowy.
   • 2014, Joanne Walsh, The Italian's Christmas Bride:

     Lorenzo was holding the little mite, who'd been born the day before on a relatively balmy and unsnowy Christmas Day, at his shoulder, gently patting her to wind her after her feed.