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A cloud near the ground.

When the water vapor


near the ground is cooled and condenses into tiny
water droplets.
Frost

During the night, the temperature drops. The


vapor in the air condenses into water onto any
Dew exposed surfaces

Thin white layer of ice formed on ground and


Fog exposed surfaces. When the air temperature falls
below freezing point

Formed when the temperature is below the


Snow freezing point of water. The water vapor in the air
turns directly into solid crystals without going
through the liquid state.

Rain Falls in the form of lumps of ice. Updrafts of warm


air and downdrafts of cool air move frozen water
droplets up and down through the clouds.

Hail
Water falling from the sky when the temperature
is above 0 C. It occurs when the water droplets in
the clouds accumulate and form bigger droplets.

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