Well, believe it, baby!
Native Oregonians probably learned about graupel somewhere around age 5. Mac and I, as Southern California transplants, only learned this weekend that graupel is the term for a unique form of frozen precipitation, that is something like a cross between hail and snow, with a consistency perfect for "snow castles."
By the afternoon the snow and graupel had melted and the deer came out to play (or at least munch) in our field.
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