wetsnow
nounUK /ˈwet.snəʊ/
US /ˈwet.snoʊ/
Snow that is partly melted and very wet.
The wetsnow made our boots soggy as we walked to school.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A mixture of snow and water on the ground that is heavy and slippery.
The road was covered in wetsnow after the afternoon thaw.
3. Falling snow that turns to rain-like drops before it lands.
Wetsnow tapped softly on the window all night.
4. A messy, half-melted patch of snow left in spring.
Only a little wetsnow remained in the shadow of the fence.