Whenever we have a severe storm come to the Sacramento Valley and the Sierra and it's NOT Winter, our local news station always calls it a "Winter Storm." Why isn't it called something like "a storm" or "Winterlike storm" or "A Spring storm" is here? Why always call it a "Winter storm?" I presume this information is taken from the Nationlal Weather Service. I would like to hear stations call it what it is for the time of year regardless of the severity. email: virusremovalsolutions@gmail.com
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It's called a winter storm because it generates wintry precip.