Question 8 • (OC27) Earth/Space Sci-2001310-S1-Nelson
Hail forms when strong updrafts toss ice pellets up and down inside storm clouds. As they move through supercooled water droplets, layers of ice build up around them, making them larger. They do not lose ice layers or form directly from water vapor; hailstones can also grow much larger than 5 mm.
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