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... The liquid particles start to freeze when contacted by the ice particles, and the latter thereby grow; they descend to the ground when their fall speed exceeds the rising speed of the enveloping air current. The release of latent heat that attends freezing causes a rise of temperature toward 0°C; a growing hailstone thus tends to be somewhat warmer than its environment.


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