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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>In American usage, sleet is a form of precipitation consisting of tiny frozen raindrops, or ice pellets. This is often mistaken for hail, but forms in a different fashion and is usually (but not always) smaller. This occurs when snow flakes falling through a small layer of warmer air in the atmosphere will begin to melt. They can then refreeze if they pass back into a layer of colder, sub-freezing air closer to the ground, resulting in little balls of ice. These ice balls may bounce when they hit the ground, and do not freeze into a solid mass unless mixed with freezing rain. <br />
===f. Hail===<br />
[[Image:Hailstorm.jpg|thumb|Hailstorm]]<br />
Hail forms on condensation nuclei such as dust, insects, or ice crystals, when super cooled water freezes on contact. Hailstones are usually from the size of a pea to the size of a golf ball.<br />
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