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If the air temperature were 60°F (16°C), what type of precipitation would fall?
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If the air temperature were 60°F (16°C), what type of precipitation would fall?
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If the air temperature were 60°F (16°C), what type of precipitation would fall?
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Rain because it is not at freezing point so snow wouldnt fall.
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Rain, because they is well above the freezing point of water.
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