@Max Power Yeah I don't doubt it. I just think it's regional as I've also heard people call it "Hominy Snow" which gave me a chuckle. I find a lot of things are very regional. One example, I am originally from the valley and we always used the word "Snowmobile" which is usually how they say it on the news here in Utah but locally you hear many people say "Snow Machine" and many hunters simply call them "sleds". I personally kind of like adding to my vocabulary when possible and since I love meteorology, I kind of made it my goal to use the word Graupel from time to time.... providing I actually understand what it is. LoL

It’s called global warming honey 😊 don’t worry we have “climate activists” to help us 👏☺️

@@darkmoneybrandon24 Global Warming ≠ Snowy Days will cease to exist in like 1 or 2 years. Global Warming, does, however, = Temperatures unusually rising over a *long* period of time which could cause an increase in the average temp of the earth, and thus *causing* climate change.

Whatever it’s not

no :)

Or… and this is just me spitballing here… you’re an unremarkable idiot and should read more? At least consider it. 🤷‍♂️

The word is over a 100 years old lol

Sad yall cant take a joke just sad.

If you had a nickel for all the words you don’t know you’d have a lotta nickels, son. 😂

@@VoteForBukele your an idiot

@@VoteForBukele son

@@imir8atu321 If *you’re* gonna call someone an idiot, first learn the difference between “your” and “you’re.”

Regular people don’t use them. Usually people who want to feel smart use them because they’re compensating for their lack of intelligence.