In a cloud over land, where the air temperature is -10 degrees Celsius, we would find many more cloud droplets than ice crystals.

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At temperatures around -10 degrees Celsius, the air in clouds can contain supercooled water droplets, which are in a liquid state below freezing point. Ice nucleation is less efficient at this temperature, leading to a higher number of liquid droplets compared to ice crystals.

In a Cloud Over Land, Where the Air Temperature Is