Multiple Choice
The difference in saturation vapor pressure between supercooled water and ice reaches a maximum at about -12oC.This means that the ice crystal process will be most effective in producing precipitation when cloud temperatures are:
A) much colder than -12oC.
B) around -12oC.
C) much warmer than -12oC.
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