Rain's Journey
Clouds contain trillions of tiny water droplets that remain suspended due to updrafts. As these droplets collide and grow larger, they eventually become heavy enough to fall as rain, rather than the entire cloud descending at once. Additionally, rain often begins as supercooled water or ice, melting as it travels through warmer layers of the atmosphere.In this clip
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