Question

How do the clouds reach deep inland?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Clouds are collection of water vapours that are created when sun evaporates water from different water bodies like sea, river and oceans. ... It is possible for clouds to travel to inlands too using wind. The direction of wind blowing for some kilometers say 1000km can bring rains to inlands.

Answer 2

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Deep inlands are nothing but landlocked areas.

1. Naturally, sun's rays fall equally on landmarks areas and water bodies.

2. During the daytime, because of high temperature, land masses developed low pressure system.

3. Generally, winds move from high pressure belt regions to low pressure belt regions.

4. Like winds, rainy clouds get their origin over water bodies and move towards land masses.

Thus, the clouds reach deep inlands.