Hail, Sleet and Freezing rain...

What is the difference?

 

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What's the difference between flurries and a 'snow event'?

 

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I think sleet and freezing rain might be the same thing in that they are rain that freezes when it gets close to the ground in cold weather. But hail is hunks of ice falling out of the clouds, it starts frozen I think and happens even in warm weather.
Not sure, i'm not a weather man.

 

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Well shit man come on, you got to admit that was a pretty damn good guess!

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they have 303 words for snow in eskimo and 102 words for shit in holland

 

does that mean 1 third of holland is covered in shit?

 

Is that why the tulips grow so well there?

 

Dont you love the weather? 10%, 50%, 90% chance of rain..... is it just me, or does that bother anyone else. Seriously, predicting the chance of rain by using percentages is useless. How will you know if they are right. What if yesterday it snowed at 80% chance, and today it snowed at 2% chance...

its a conspiracy I tell you! They can't go wrong! They are always going to be right!!!!!! AHHHHHHHHH!!!!



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That Orthogonal character certainly has an Eeyore outlook...

 

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