Sentence examples for snow pellets from inspiring English sources

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The sky began to spit little snow pellets.

Graupel has been described as snow pellets, encased in ice.

These particles include drizzle, rain, snow, snow pellets, ice crystals, and hail.

Through Tonight: Gusty showers, including some small hail or graupel (snow pellets), remain possible into the evening.

Frozen precipitation has been classified into seven forms of snow crystals and three types of particles graupel (granular snow pellets, also called soft hail), sleet (partly frozen ice pellets), and hail (hard spheres of ice).

through the inter-facial hair-tiny crack of the locked train window blown in snow pellets freeze an iced relief on the windowsill.

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The majority of sinking organic matter supplied to heterotrophic organisms in the twilight zone is in the form of marine snow, faecal pellets, and other particles of detritus.

Most of this precipitation results from the periodic penetration of a cyclone into the region, which brings snow and ice pellets and, with strong winds, blizzards.

When we encountered a gust of wind that actually blew us back uphill on a gentle incline called Easy Money, all the while scouring our faces with snow and ice pellets, we decided to call it a day.

One scientist uses this analogy: Before now, studying the solar wind has been like observing a blizzard from 10 miles away; now we're going to drive right through it, with snow and ice pellets hitting the windshield.

Types that fall in the form of a ball due to melting and refreezing, rather than a flake, are known as hail, ice pellets or snow grains.

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