Geography, asked by Saurav356, 4 months ago

What is the major difference between sleet and snow .

both are forms of precipitation.

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Answered by Laraleorapathi
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Explanation:

Precipitation starts as snow in the cold layer at the top, then melts to rain as it falls through the warm layer, then refreezes into sleet or freezing rain as it falls through the cold layer near the surface. For sleet to occur, the warm air layer is rather thin.

Answered by Studyingkid
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Snow forms in clouds at temperatures below freezing. As snow falls through the atmosphere, the air remains at least 32° F or colder. ... Sleet occurs when a snowflake falls through the atmosphere and warms up a bit before refreezing. The snowflake begins its journey frozen.

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