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Bonus points if there's a known onomatopoeia to describe the sound.
just "static" in the states in the 1990s. I swear to god, sometimes I could see something in it. Could have been psychosomatic.
برفک
barfak
literally "little snow"
Makes it sound cute. Instead of watching the news, I'll look at a little snow.
It's "neige" which means "snow" in french
Salt and pepper fight!
Śnieg: snow
We call this "fleas" in my language
Snow rain
... and sound was just called "hiss" or "white noise"
PSHHHHHHH
"Snow" in Norway. Alternatively "Snowball fight"
The Hiss.
Salt and pepper fight.
It's just static.
Brazil: chiado.
Or "chuviscado", that could mean light rain.
Ah, Cosmic background radiation. AKA static. Sounds like: ksshhhh Comedy name: snowstorm in the arctic.
In québécois French, we would call it "neige" or "statique". Snow or static.
Drizzle
turkish: "karıncalanmış"
Rice
Snowfall in finnish.