Precipitation Types
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Types of Precipitation - Snow Hail Rain Sleet / Freezing Rain
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- HAIL
- SLEET AND FREEZING RAIN
- Hailstones are solid pieces of ice that fall from large thunderstorms, predominantly in cold conditions. Hailstones can range in size from 5 mm up to 15 cm in the most extreme conditions.
- These two types occur under similar conditions. Freezing rain is when liquid rain falls through a cold layer, freezing it. Sleet is when snow falls through a warm layer and melts, then passes through a cold layer that freezes it again.
- SNOW
- Precipitation Types
- RAIN
- Snow can occur very often, but normally the flakes melt before reaching the ground. Snow mostly occurs in sub-freezing temperatures, but it can also occur at temperatures above zero.
- Rain is normally defined as water droplets falling from the sky. In air below -18°C (0°F), the water will turn to a solid, but may melt again before it reaches the ground. Severe rain can cause flooding.
Vaizdo Rekvizitais
- Hail - Steam Pipe Trunk Distribution Venue - (Licencija Attribution )
- IMG_0368 - tux0racer - (Licencija Attribution )
- Sleet - journeyguy - (Licencija Attribution )
- Snowing! - janetmck - (Licencija Attribution )
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