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Suppose a storm produced precipitation in the form of ice particles. What type of precipitation would this be? Why?

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maxonik [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

Hail.

Precipitation is also known as rainfall and it is important as a way of balancing and regulating the earths atmospheric conditions. Precipitation could involve rainfall, snow or hail.

Hail is usually accompanied by a storm which produces precipitation in the form of ice particles. This happens when the dew point is below freezing which results in the formation of ice crystals.

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