Question

in addition to liquid precipitation, which are present when freezing rain occurs?
○ ice pellets
○ snowflakes
○ cold surfaces
○ warm temperatures

Explanation:

Freezing rain forms when liquid raindrops fall onto surfaces that are at or below 0°C (32°F). The raindrops remain liquid in a warm layer aloft, then freeze on contact with cold surfaces. Ice pellets are a different form of precipitation, snowflakes are solid ice crystals that don't melt before reaching the surface, and warm temperatures alone don't cause freezing rain.

Answer:

cold surfaces