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> I'm sorry but I don't think that it could be -10 C and raining because
> 0 C is the freezing point of water.  There must be something out of
> whack with these temps.
No, it just means there is a warmer layer above where you are that is
producing the rain.  Freezing rain is nasty stuff--it comes down as rain,
but freezes when it hits the colder temps on the ground, and coats
everything with ice.

Heidi



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