Which of the following is the name for a light shower of snow of short duration that falls intermittently from cumuliform clouds?

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Snow flurries are brief bursts of snowfall that do not accumulate much and are usually associated with cumuliform clouds.

Answer: C
 A snow squall is a sudden and intense snow shower that comes with gusty winds and reduced visibility. It is also associated with cumuliform clouds.

Option B is incorrect as a cloud burst refers to a sudden and significant precipitation event that occurs when a large amount of warm, moist air rapidly rises and cools in the atmosphere, releasing its moisture as precipitation.

Option D is incorrect as virga refers to rain or snow that evaporates before reaching the ground.

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