Question 3 • (OC27) Earth/Space Sci-2001310-S1-Nelson
Thunderstorms have strong updrafts that can carry raindrops into very cold parts of the cloud. The drops freeze and may grow in layers before falling as hail. Sleet and freezing rain usually form in winter weather systems, while snow forms when temperatures remain cold enough throughout the air.
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