Which indicator would correlate with light precipitation?

The indicator that correlates with light precipitation is indeed represented by a symbol reflecting it as light, often denoted by a minus sign. In meteorological observations, different intensities of precipitation are categorized using these symbols, allowing for quick visual interpretation of the weather conditions at a given time.

In this context, the minus sign is used to signify light rain or drizzle, meaning that the precipitation is occurring at a rate that is not intense. This is typically only a trace of precipitation, indicating that just a small amount is falling, which is consistent with what one would expect from light precipitation events.

The other indicators represent varying intensities of precipitation—heavy precipitation would be associated with a strong and significant amount, while moderate precipitation suggests a more considerable volume than light. The option indicating “none” also does not apply since light precipitation is indeed measurable and has a specific representation that differentiates it from other intensities. Recognizing the symbols accurately is crucial for weather observation and reporting.