Hail forms
A) when water falls from a cloud and freezes during its fall to the ground.
B) every time water condenses onto dust particles.
C) from repeated circulation of raindrops above and below the freezing level in a cloud.
D) when water vapor sublimates (deposits) inside a cirrus cloud.

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Hail forms from repeated circulation of raindrops above and below the freezing level in a cloud. As the raindrops are lifted and fall back down, they gather layers of ice, creating hailstones.

Hail Forms