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In everyday conversation, 霜 (shuāng) is used to describe the frost that appears on surfaces in cold weather. It is often used in comparison to 雪 (xuě), which is snow. For example, someone might say "今天外面有霜，但没有雪" (Jīntiān wàimiàn yǒu shuāng, dàn méiyǒu xuě; "There is frost outside today, but no snow").
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