Ice is the solid form of water and rain is in the liquid form. Rain and ice are both forms of precipitation/water.
All the forms of precipitation are formed the same way. The only diferenence is the weight. For example hail needs a bigger updraft to hold it up in a cloud compared to rain.
Each form of precipitation is formed inside clouds. The more weight the precipitation is the bigger over draft is needed to hold it up in the sky.
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Rain, hail and snow are all forms of precipitation.
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Precipitation (rain, hail, sleet & snow) is caught in a rain gauge & runs into a glass container. The contents are then tipped into a standard gauge & measured in millimetres (mm). Snow & hail must be melted first before being measured.
Rain and snow are alike because they are both forms of water. Both of these forms of precipitation are also measured in inches.
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Rain, fog, sleet, hail, slush and ice are forms of rain.
In regards to weather, precipitation is rain,snow,sleet etc
It forms as part of the water cycle. Water evaporates from the sea and other large stores and rises up in the atmosphere. The higher it gets, the cooler it gets, so the moisture turns from gas forms into liquid (known as condensation). This then falls to the ground in a variety of different forms such as rain, snow or hail and the umbrella term for all of these is known as precipitation
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Precipitation return water back to earth. It is done in form of rain or snow.
Rain, sleet and snow are all forms of water at different stages. Stages that are governed by the temperature that affects the rain as it falls to earth.
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There are different forms of precipitation. Four of them are rain, snow, sleet, and hail. Rain is the only one that is in the liquid form. The other forms are considered solid forms.