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jenny measures the outside temperature as 16 degrees celcius,61 degrees Fahrenheit. she observes precipitation falling from the clouds in a solid form.what type of precipitation is jenny most likely observing.
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jenny measures the outside temperature as 16 degrees celcius,61 degrees Fahrenheit. she observes precipitation falling from the clouds in a solid form.what type of precipitation is jenny most likely observing. A)hail B)rain C)sleet D)snow
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Rain. Since it is 16 degrees C it is almost 100% sure to be rain. Too warm for sleet, which is possible around, you can guess, 0 C or 32 F (sleet can be formed when surface T is around 5 C, this may variate.
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Jenny is most likely seeing sleet dued to the fact it must be 32 degrees Fahrenheit to freeze and turn into a solid snow/ ice.
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