The glaze (or freezing rain) that sometimes forms in association with warm fronts occurs when: A) rain falls during the day and freezes at night. B) rain freezes as it falls through the air. C) rain strikes a very cold surface and freezes directly to it. D) snow melts against a warm surface and later freezes.

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The glaze or freezing rain that forms with warm fronts occurs when rain strikes a very cold surface, such as a road or a tree branch, and freezes directly to it. This happens because the surface is at or below freezing, causing the rain to freeze upon impact.

The glaze (Or Freezing Rain) That Sometimes Forms in Association