Drizzle is a type of light rain characterized by very small, fine droplets. It typically occurs when the atmosphere is saturated with moisture, but the precipitation is not heavy enough to be classified as regular rain. Drizzle can create a misty or foggy environment, often reducing visibility and making surfaces slippery. This weather phenomenon is commonly associated with overcast skies and can occur in various climates. Drizzle is often measured in terms of its intensity, which can range from light to moderate. It is important for agriculture, as it provides moisture to the soil without causing erosion, benefiting crops like wheat and corn.