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A:	Sleet
B:	Thundershowers
C:	Freezing rain
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✅ Thundershowers

Thundershowers (rain with thunder/lightning) are rare in winter because they require:

Warm, unstable air (common in spring/summer).

Strong upward convection (unlikely in cold winter air masses).

Sleet: Ice pellets (raindrops freezing mid-air).

Freezing rain: Liquid rain that freezes on contact with cold surfaces.

Snow: Ice crystals falling from clouds.

"Thundersnow" occurs in intense winter storms but is extremely rare.

Fun Fact: Thundersnow was reported during the 2018 "Bomb Cyclone" in the U.S.! ⚡❄️

Stay safe: Freezing rain is the most hazardous—it creates black ice! 🚗💨

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