What do we call raindrops that do not freeze until they hit a cold surface? A. sleet B. snow C. hail D. freezing rain

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What do we call raindrops that do

not freeze until they hit a cold
surface?
A. sleet
B. snow
C. hail
D. freezing rain

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Answer:

D: freezing rain

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yes

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