Precipitation can fall in many different forms, including rain, sleet, and snow. Ana wonders about these different forms of precipitation. What is the difference between sleet and rain? Describe the difference between sleet and rain, including the conditions that occur when they form.

While they both are precipitation, sleet is a solid form of water and rain is a liquid form of water. Sleet is rain that falls through layers of air when temperatures are 0 degrees Celsius before it hits the ground, while rain occurs at temperatures above freezing

the roman republic began to expand when rome fought the punic wars and defeated carthage. the punic wars refer to the series of 3 wars fought among rome and carthage, before it ended in carthage's defeat.