(GIVING BRAINLIEST!!) Four friends wrote down their descriptions of sleet and hail.

Dan: Sleet is small, frozen ice pellets that melt and refreeze as they pass through different layers of air, while hail is usually formed as larger chunks of ice during thunderstorms.

Julie: Sleet is a mixture of solid ice pellets and liquid rain, while hail is usually formed as water droplets at above freezing temperatures.

Patsy: Sleet is liquid water in the form of drops that fall through air temperatures above freezing, while hail is a mixture of rain and snow that usually forms during thunderstorms.

Timothy: Sleet is formed when water vapor freezes to form ice crystals that join to form flakes, while hail is formed as a chunk of ice during thunderstorms.

Which friend wrote the most complete and accurate description of sleet and hail?

A) Dan
B) Julie
C) Patsy
D) Timothy