"There was dicey weather during qualifying and it was even worse today. The weather was too gnarly and dangerous to compete in.
"I hurt my head, and got a slight concussion - I'm out for a few days.
"I was actually very stoked on my qualifying run. I did a wildcat out of the rails like I've never done before...I only learnt it the other day.
"I was hoping to put a better run down in finals, like in X Games, but because of the weather and my injury, things didn't work out.
"It doesn't matter the size of the event - you should always be trying new things and progressing."
Sadowski-Synnott won silver in the worlds two years ago, has an Olympic bronze, and became the first Kiwi snowboarder to win X Games gold last month.
She said her latest medal was hard to rate against her other achievements.
"It's hard to compare...it feels pretty surreal now. I don't know how to compare it to everything else. It's definitely one for the books."
"After the Olympics and X Games, more people are watching out for me, which is kind of scary but also exciting at the same time," she said.
She won't be able to return home for the Halberg Awards.
The weather was so bad that the big air competition, in which Sadowski-Synnott won her Olympic medal, had already been cancelled.
