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"Sludd" in Norwegian, "sleet" in English - but I wouldn't use either to describe what sounds like "wet hail": > other times in clumps large enough that you can
by e12e 9y ago
"Sludd" in Norwegian, "sleet" in English - but I wouldn't use either to describe what sounds like "wet hail":
> other times in clumps large enough that you can hear them hit the ground.
... Just for (very) wet snow.
- KGIII 9y agoRight. It clumps together when it falls, so it is like a lightly packed wet snowball when it reaches the surface. I typed out a bit more of a description in my response to their same post. I'm not really sure what to call it?