The liquid has 'precipiated' out of it's previous solution - so the rain/sleet/snow is precipitation.
precipitation
Precipitation
Rain, hail, dew, snow, sleet.
Rain,snow, sleet are forms of precipitation. Precipitation is any condensed water vapor that falls to the ground.
Sleet falls to the ground already frozen. Freezing rain doesn't freeze until it comes in contact with grounds or power lines that are below 32 degrees.
Sleet starts as snow, then falls through a layer of the atmosphere that is above freezing whereupon it melts into rain. Finally, it falls back into colder air and refreezes as ice pellets (sleet) before reaching the ground.
This is frozen rain, which can be part of an ice storm. (Sleet is rain that freezes into ice pellets as it falls.)
precipitation
Rain, hail, dew, snow, sleet.
Rain, snow, sleet or hail that falls to the ground
It is rain.
liquid or solid water falls to the ground as rain,sleet,snow,and hail
Sleet does on the wintry precipitation, sleet starts with rain falls in the cold layer on the ground, it refreezes into pellets and then it comes down with bouncing on every surface.
Rain,snow, sleet are forms of precipitation. Precipitation is any condensed water vapor that falls to the ground.
liquid or solid water falls to the ground as rain,sleet,snow,and hail
Sleet falls to the ground already frozen. Freezing rain doesn't freeze until it comes in contact with grounds or power lines that are below 32 degrees.
Sleet starts as snow, then falls through a layer of the atmosphere that is above freezing whereupon it melts into rain. Finally, it falls back into colder air and refreezes as ice pellets (sleet) before reaching the ground.
the sleet may stick to the ground or evaporates on the ground
The word "precipitation" covers all kinds of moisture which fall naturally on the earth (i.e. not by sprinklers, for example). Rain is the most common form of precipitation, but other forms include sleet, snow, hail and dew.