Then just leave it at being a weather related event. Writers should write articles that use language and structures that the general public would know or understand. Saying he was injured while plowing snow would make the majority of the population think of those big trucks that city crews use. How many people do you know where it snows that have industrial sized snow plows? When you go back and think and read through how the article is structured it really does start to come across as tacky and poorly written and leaves the door wide open for speculation than just simply giving the base information that he was injured during poor weather which we've been bombarded with for the last few days anyways and it's general knowledge.

Damn, just rewatched Wind River yesterday. He was also great in The Hurt Locker & The Town. Says he's stable now anyway.

Assuming you are driving one of the big plow rigs, how does one even get injured to that extent?