Icing Conditions is an atmospheric state in which air contains supercooled liquid water at temperatures at or below 0°C such that the liquid water can accrete as ice on exposed aircraft surfaces or other objects, typically characterized by specific ranges of temperature, liquid water content, and droplet size.
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