Synonyms for whiteout
ˈʰwaɪtˌaʊt, ˈwaɪt-white·out

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1. whiteoutverb

   an arctic atmospheric condition with clouds over snow produce a uniform whiteness and objects are difficult to see; occurs when the light reflected off the snow equals the light coming through the clouds

2. whiteout, white outverb

   cover up with a liquid correction fluid

   "white-out the typo"

   Synonyms:
   white out, white-out

3. white-out, whiteoutverb

   lose daylight visibility in heavy fog, snow, or rain

   Synonyms:
   white out, white-out

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1. whiteout

   Synonyms:
   White-out

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1. Raoul Jardine of Allentown:

   It was definitely a whiteout. I couldn't see any farther than probably two city blocks, i saw brake lights and pulled off to the side. Somebody hit me when I was parked in the shoulder.

2. National Weather Service:

   Heavy mountain snow and strong winds will lead to blowing snow and whiteout conditions at times, creating dangerous to near impossible travel above 4,000 ft in the mountains and passes of Central California and above 5,000 ft for Southern California.

3. Eric Larsen:

   Worst-case scenario, the ambient temperature is minus 50 and you're dealing with wind chills that are even colder than that, it can be a complete whiteout, like being on the inside of a ping-pong ball.

4. Wisconsin State Trooper Chris Splinter:

   The vehicles coming up behind them cant stop fast enough because theyre following too close or going too fast for the conditions, and then they start just piling into one another, its almost like theyre just driving into a wall of cars, just like theyre driving through whiteout conditions.

5. Michelle Wu:

   This has a potential to be a historic storm, a huge one, we are expecting as much as 18 to 24 inches of snow and 40 to 50 mile per hour winds. This is likely to be an intense, dangerous storm, with heavy snow, high winds and whiteout conditions.