The Bergeron Process is a precipitation formation mechanism in which supercooled water droplets transfer mass to ice crystals within mixed-phase clouds, thereby enabling the growth of ice particles at the expense of liquid droplets under subsaturated conditions with respect to water but supersaturated with respect to ice.
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