sleet
Average humidity on Antarctica is about five percent. Annual precipitation is minimal -- single digit inches -- and most precipitation evaporates or freezes before hitting the ground.
Some of the characteristics that distinguish the different forms of precipitation are: Whether is falls in liquid form (rain) or frozen form (snow) and whether it freezes while falling to the ground (hail, sleet) or freezes once it is on the ground (freezing rain), Wet snow is distinguished from snow by the amount of water in the snow. To learn more about precipitation, visit the Related Link.
Some of the characteristics that distinguish the different forms of precipitation are: Whether is falls in liquid form (rain) or frozen form (snow) and whether it freezes while falling to the ground (hail, sleet) or freezes once it is on the ground (freezing rain), Wet snow is distinguished from snow by the amount of water in the snow. To learn more about precipitation, visit the Related Link.
Virga is the effect of precipitation [rain] falling from the clouds, but it evaporates before it is able to hit the ground.
snow.
Ice crystals and snow pellets are the types pf precipitation that would likely be from the falling cumulus clouds with a ground air temperature of 14 C.
they are similar because they are all precipitation and a form of water. rain is liquid. sleet is liquid that freezes before it hit the ground but then melts when it does hit the ground (like a slushy) and hail is completely frozen into a chunk of ice
rain
a nimbus cloud that produces precipitation. usually the precipitation reaches the ground as rain, hail or snow, however, that is not requirement, falling precipitation may evaporate as virga.
Virga
The raindrops become supercooled while passing through a sub-freezing layer of air many hundreds of feet above the earth, and then freeze upon impact with any surface they encounter.[1]Thus resulting ice cubes
A hailstorm is when the precipitation is composed of ice lumps. An ice storm is when the precipitation is freezing rain. The water stays liquid until when it hits the ground, and freezes where it hits.