Term
Slush
Wet, softened snow with substantial liquid water content.
GLOSSARY · Terrain, snow & environment
Slush is snow that has absorbed meltwater, common in spring afternoons. It slows the board, grabs the edges and can feel sticky; a structured base and warm-weather wax help.
Context and distinction
Slush is wet snow; powder is dry, loose snow. Slush that freezes overnight becomes hard and icy.
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