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The 10 pages that link to Freezing rain, each with the reason it gives.

• SnowCompared with: It falls as liquid drops rather than as ice crystals.

• BlizzardCompared with: It creates a separate winter-storm hazard without the snow and visibility conditions that define a blizzard.

• RainCompared with: It falls as liquid rain but creates ice upon contact.

• FrostCompared with: It builds ice from arriving liquid droplets rather than directly from water vapor.

• GraupelCompared with: It reaches the ground as liquid, whereas graupel falls as soft ice pellets.

• Ice pelletsCompared with: A shallow cold layer lets drops remain liquid to the ground instead of refreezing aloft.

• Rain and snow mixedCompared with: It reaches the ground as liquid only, then forms a coating of ice.