a mass of water droplets or ice crystals suspended in the air

small particles of material such as salt or smoke around which tiny water droplets form

to change water vapor into a liquid

water on a surface produced by condensation when the cooler surface cools a nearby film of air to below the dew point

the temperature at which air, by cooling, becomes saturated with vapor and begins to condense

small droplets of rain falling slowly

to change a liquid into a vapor without boiling

to change a liquid into a vapor by heating (boiling)

to change state from a liquid to a solid

supercooled water that falls as rain and then freezes on the surface it contacts

ice crystals formed on a surface when the cooler surface cools a nearby film of air to a below-freezing dew point

ice pellets produced when strong updrafts carry raindrops to elevations cold enough to freeze them

to change from the solid to liquid state

any form of moisture falling from the atmosphere

precipitation that falls as liquid

the percentage of water the air is holding compared to the amount that it could hold at a given temperature

small, rounded ice pellets that form when rain falls through a layer of cold air

ice crystals formed in clouds when water vapor sublimates to become solid

to change from the solid state directly to the vapor state or from a vapor to a solid without an intermediate liquid state

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