How does sleet differ from hail? O A. Sleet is frozen raindrops, and hail is frozen layers of precipitation. B. Sleet is liquid layers of precipitation, and hail is super-cool raindrops. C. Sleet is liquid water that falls to Earth, and hail is clusters of ice crystals. O D. Sleet is super-cooled cloud droplets, and hail is water in vapor form.

How does sleet differ from hail? O A. Sleet is frozen raindrops, and hail is frozen layers of precipitation. B. Sleet is liquid layers of precipitation, and hail is super-cool raindrops. C. Sleet is liquid water that falls to Earth, and hail is clusters of ice crystals. O D. Sleet is super-cooled cloud droplets, and hail is water in vapor form.

Aquaculture Science

3rd Edition

ISBN:9781133558347

Author:Parker

Publisher:Parker

Chapter13: Aquatic Structures And Equipment

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6KA

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