Without rain and without snow or without rain or snow

Question

I want to express absence of 2 things. For example:

It was a pretty day without rain and without snow.

Logically: (not X) and (not Y), which is equivalent to: not (X or Y)

Therefore, I guess the following might be correct:

It was a pretty day without rain or snow.

Is that correct? Is it necessary/better to indicate more clearly that both things are missing?

Answer 1

"Without rain or snow" is fine.