Okay, the user wants me to translate "snow flurry" into French. Let me think. The direct translation of "snow" is "neige" in French. Now, "flurry" can be a bit tricky. It usually refers to a light snowfall or a sudden burst of snow. In French, the term "averse" is often used for a sudden shower or downpour, and it can be used metaphorically for snow. So "neige averse" might be the right translation. Let me check if there's a more common term. Alternatively, "tempête de neige" means snowstorm, which is more intense. But the user specified "flurry," which is lighter. "Averse de neige" seems accurate. I'll go with that.
averse de neige
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