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What is the main difference between drizzle and normal rain?

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Correct answer: Drizzle has smaller drops and lighter rain

Correct answer: A. Drizzle is precipitation made of very small liquid water drops, so it usually falls gently and gives a light amount of rainfall. Ordinary rain generally involves larger drops and can have a greater rate or intensity, although rainfall intensity can vary widely. The important school-level distinction is drop size and the light character of the precipitation, not a completely different substance. B is wrong because ice balls are hail, not drizzle. C is wrong because drizzle is liquid water. D is wrong because drizzle falls through the atmosphere and occurs at or near the ground, not underground. The word “drizzle” should not be confused with mist: mist consists of tiny suspended droplets that reduce visibility, whereas drizzle consists of drops falling as precipitation. Memory cue: drizzle drips lightly in tiny drops; hail is frozen and mist hangs in the air.

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DrizzleRainfallDroplet-SizePrecipitationClouds And PrecipitationWater In The AtmosphereGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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