Precipitation Initiation is a cloud microphysical process denoting the stage within the precipitation processes framework where hydrometeors first attain sufficient size and mass through condensation, collision-coalescence, or ice nucleation mechanisms to begin falling from clouds under gravity, thereby marking the onset of detectable precipitation.
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