"Supercooled rain" occurs when
- The temperature of water molecules is the same as the ambient air temperature
- The temperature of the water molecules is greater than 0°C
- The temperature of the water molecules is less than 0°C, maintaining the liquid stateCorrect answer
- The temperature of the water molecules is higher than the ambient air temperature
Explanation
Supercooled rain (or supercooled water) is defined as liquid water existing at a temperature below its standard freezing point of 0°C (32°F).
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