Supercooled water droplets are more plentiful than ice crystals in certain regions of cold clouds.

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In certain regions of cold clouds, such as those with temperatures between -10°C and -30°C, supercooled water droplets are more abundant than ice crystals. This is because the water droplets do not have a nucleus for freezing to occur, and so they remain in a liquid state until they collide with something and freeze.

Supercooled Water Droplets Are More Plentiful Than Ice Crystals in Certain