Weather words
What is flurries?
Flurries: snow with commitment issues.
Light snow that falls briefly and does not build up much, if at all.
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“A few flurries this morning but nothing stuck.”
More about flurries
In forecasts, flurries means intermittent light snow with little or no accumulation. Snow showers are heavier and can add up.
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What I think of flurries
Flurries: snow with commitment issues.
Flurries look exciting for about four minutes, then nothing sticks.
Flurries: the sky shaking out a snow globe and getting bored.
Words people compare it with
- Graupel: Soft, white pellets of ice, like tiny polystyrene balls, that bounce when they land.
- Sleet: Wet, icy precipitation. What it means depends on where you are.
- Bluebird day: A clear, sunny, cloudless day, usually straight after fresh snow.
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