Rewrite this paragraph in your own words Information gathered by project could also be used to clear roads and assess avalanche risks. The aim of the the project, run by Tim Garrett and his colleagues at the university of Utah, is not just to catalogue snowflakes, but to use this information to improve weather forecasts. For example if forecasts know that clouds amassing small hail like pellets called grauple, then they can expect a fasted accumulation of snow on the ground than if fluffy clusters of traditional snowflakes are gathering. Such information helps inform decisions about which roads need to be cleared, or where the avalanche risk is high. Meanwhile, studying the shape , size and density of Snowflakes falling to the ground provides information about the type of cloud cover above, enabling scientists to monitor our changing climate.