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Bonus points if there's a known onomatopoeia to describe the sound.
In China we call it snow and describe the sound using the exact onomatopoeia as rain
just "static" in the states in the 1990s. I swear to god, sometimes I could see something in it. Could have been psychosomatic.
Snow rain
... and sound was just called "hiss" or "white noise"
Salt and pepper fight!
Śnieg: snow
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
It's just static.
PSHHHHHHH
The Hiss.
Salt and pepper fight.
"Snow" in Norway. Alternatively "Snowball fight"
Brazil: chiado.
Or "chuviscado", that could mean light rain.
Rice
turkish: "karıncalanmış"
Ah, Cosmic background radiation. AKA static. Sounds like: ksshhhh Comedy name: snowstorm in the arctic.
Snowfall in finnish.
In québécois French, we would call it "neige" or "statique". Snow or static.
Drizzle