Sentence examples for heavy mizzle from inspiring English sources

Is light drizzle similar to heavy mizzle?

There's no such thing as "heavy mizzle".

Some are calling this year's race the "Pour of Britain" and until the sun came out as Caerphilly was approached, the 110 miles were shrouded in cloud, with a strong westerly driving hanging sheets of heavy mizzle past disgruntled sheep and bedraggled spectators.

Word is the rain isn't that heavy currently - more of a mizzle than anything else - and the ground staff look like they might be trying to peel back the covers ASAP.

Mizzle, by its nature, is light no?

Mizzle turns imperceptibly to drizzle and back again.

A mizzle of rain and sea air comes in.

There was low cloud cover and a hint of mizzle in the air.

Root c & b Voges 12 (England 52-3) There's "light mizzle" in the air, reckons Nick Knight rather tautologically.

But Faldo's is only half the story, on that infamous day of mizzle in 1987.

Rain, sun, mizzle (a Cornish phenomenon somewhere between rain and drizzle) … I honestly don't care.