TYPES OF PRECIPITATION

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TYPES OF PRECIPITATION 4th Six Weeks Science

4 TYPES OF PRECIPITATION Rain Snow Sleet Hail

RAIN Falls from clouds in the sky in the form of water droplets. Part of the water cycle. Falls visibly in separate drops.

SNOW Water vapor frozen into ice crystals Falls from clouds as snowflakes Lies on the ground as a white layer

SLEET Ice pellets mixed with rain or snow. Occurs during winter weather. Generally tiny in size.

HAIL Pellets of frozen rain that fall in showers. Occurs during severe weather. Balls or irregular lumps of ice, called a hailstone.