The solid equivalent of drops of drizzle are called ____.
A) snow pellets
B) hail
C) snow grains
D) rime

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Drops of drizzle that freeze before reaching the ground produce small, opaque grains of ice called snow grains. Snow pellets are small, translucent balls of ice that bounce off the ground when they fall. Hail is formed in thunderstorms and is much larger than drops of drizzle. Rime is a type of ice that forms from the freezing of fog or mist onto surfaces.

The Solid Equivalent of Drops of Drizzle Are Called ____