Stokes law would give you a neat physics-class answer around 9 meters per second for a 2mm drop, but up in the training sim, we see how a real drizzle isn't uniform—some drops are tiny, some merge mid-air. That variation is khub important for runway friction. My real numbers come from watching the monsoon haze over Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi Airport, knowing those billion tiny, uneven falls are what makes the tarmac slick enough to delay my cousin's call-center cab.
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