At first glance it might look like it’s hailing in Halifax, but hail is only the result of thunderstorms. What’s falling is graupel - supercooled water that freezes onto snowflakes and creates snow pellets that are small and crushable. We often see graupel in the transition from winter to spring. A completely different formation process than hail or ice pellets! | Allister Aalders - Weather

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