Could be some…or snow pellets or heavily rimed flakes. Your vid had a lot of fog in it. But there’s some blips of lower cc around you from time to time.
Btw…for you CT weenies…
Robertson Field in Plainville has an AWOS now.
K4B8
https://mesowest.utah.edu/cgi-bin/droman/meso_base_dyn.cgi?stn=K4B8&time=GMT
There’s just too much warmth in the column. Even the “cold” side of the flip over you is starting to show some lower cc on radar. You’ll probably mix in with large aggregates at times, but it’s a shat airmass.
Yeah it looks like it maxes out around your latitude. Usually I track it on models with the sfc-500 max temp plots, but you can’t track it there with warm 2m temps.
I wonder if the aggregates got so large aloft with the midlevel mixing that they were better able to survive the lower warmth and make it to the ground.