Geography, asked by really60, 1 year ago

why every cloud could not rain

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Answered by sardarg41

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In order for some clouds to rain, the conditions must be right for those cloud droplets to either merge with many other droplets (it takes about a million cloud droplets to make up one raindrop), or they must somehow grow to a size large enough to fall...

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