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When supercooled water droplets inside clouds freeze into ice pellets or spheres, what is the resulting precipitation called?

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Correct answer: Hail

Correct answer: B, hail. Hail develops inside strong thunderstorm clouds when supercooled liquid droplets freeze onto an ice particle. Powerful updrafts can carry the growing particle upward repeatedly, where it collects additional layers of frozen or partly frozen water. Once the hailstone becomes too heavy for the updraft to support, it falls to the ground as hail. A snow consists mainly of ice crystals or flakes formed in cold clouds, not the rounded layered stones described here. C dew forms when water vapour condenses on a cool surface near the ground. D fog is a cloud of tiny droplets close to the ground. Cue: repeated upward movement in a storm builds layered ice balls.

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HailSupercooled-DropletsPrecipitationHydrological CycleThe Living WorldBiologyClass 11 Mcq

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