1. Hail and Sleet By Allie, Chase, Devin, and Lauren

2. What is hail and sleet? Hail and sleet are caused by snow and thunderclouds that freezes when they fall to the ground.

3. How is hail and sleet formed? Hail and sleet are formed by ice and a thundercloud which freezes and bounces off the ground. Hail and sleet are formed by ice and a thundercloud which freezes and bounces off the ground.

4. What other parts of the world experience this type of weather? Alaska, Canada, The North Pole, The South Pole, and Antarctica experience this weather. Alaska, Canada, The North Pole, The South Pole, and Antarctica experience this weather.

5. Why does hail bounce? Hail bounces because of its fast movement and many layers of ice. Hail bounces because of its fast movement and many layers of ice.

6. What is sleet made up of? Sleet is made up of rain and cold air.