What do rain freezing rain sleet snow and hail all have in common?

Answer 1

• Rain is the liquid form of precipitation in the air.
• Freezing rain is rain precipitation that freezes on contact with what it falls on (the ground, trees, power lines, cars, and roads, etc.).
• Snow is the formation of crystalline ice precipitation (snowflakes).
• Sleet is the mixture of rain and snow and appears to fall as small, wet pellets.
• Hail is is solid precipitation (ice) that typically forms in high wind conditions that circulate and recirculate frozen water in the atmosphere until it becomes too heavy for air currents to maintain and falls in the form of hail stones. Hail can range in size from pea-sized to Bowling ball-sized stones.

Answer 2

They all contain ice particles. They all are made from a form of water and they all precipitate from clouds. They differ in the way that they are formed, and the circumstances under which they are formed.

Answer 3

well the answer to this is that mainly hail is found in a thunderstorm that is peices of ice getting bigger and bigger and it is to heavy for the clouds to hold anymore and sleet is just about the same as freezing rain, is rain that occurs when the rain falls into a cold area in the atmosphere where the temperature cold enough for the rain to freeze .

Answer 4

They both are made of a liquid

Answer 5

They are forms of precipitation