Scientists were recently confused by drizzle that fell in Antarctica for more than seven hours on a day at temperatures well below freezing.  According to the team of researchers, the presence of drizzle over several hours could have some indications for climate model predictions. Data collected from the ground-based and satellite measurements confirmed that the particles were indeed drops of drizzle. Meteorologists explain drizzle as 0.5 millimeters in diameter. The presence of Long-lasting drizzle in Antarctica indicates the improvement of the accuracy of climate models in the polar regions.