This phenomenon may be classified by a disdrometer. Radar reflectivity is proportional to the sixth power of the particles involved in this phenomenon.
This phenomenon may be classified by a disdrometer. Radar reflectivity is proportional to the sixth power of the particles involved in this phenomenon. The Bergeron process leads to this phenomenon via coalescence. The Köppen climate classification system depends on temperature and on the quantity of this phenomenon in an area. Its pH can be altered by volcanoes and more prominently by human activity, like mining and pollution. For 10 points, name this phenomenon, which exists in forms such as rain or snow.
This phenomenon may be classified by a disdrometer. Radar reflectivity is proportional to the sixth power of the particles involved in this phenomenon.
{precipitation} [accept {rain} until mention]