How do u distinguish between clouds that bring rain and clouds that do not? And why are rainy clouds black?

Answer 1

If you stand under a rain-bearing cloud you will get wet. If the cloud does not bring rain you will not get wet. Rain clouds are black because the contain lots of water droplets and are very deep. This means that the bottom of the cloud is in shadow and appears dark.

Answer 2

You can distinguish clouds that will bring rain if the clouds are dark . But it depends , because when it's evening ofcourse you can't say that the black clouds would bring rain because it's evening .

You can distinguish the clouds that would bring rain at evening when the sky rumbles, or makes loud sounds.

Rainy clouds are black because of the water cycle process. The water cycle process starts from the dirty water, and the presipitation shows as rain or snow.

Answer 3

Rain clouds that bring substantial rain are taller than non-rain clouds, the convection that yields a tall cloud is the start of a thunderstorm on a summer day. Rain clouds are black because they're so tall, the light can't get through that far. On the infrared image of a tropical storm, the most intense rain can be found under the coldest (highest) cloud tops.

Answer 4

clouds that bring rain can be identified in 3 fairly easy ways. 1 they tend to be of the cumulus (big and puffy) variety. 2 they are lower than other clouds. 3 if there is a weather front approaching, the clouds that are very high will come first then as the front gets closer the rain clouds will begin to approach. rain clouds are sometimes black, due to their density.

Answer 5

Clouds that bring rain are often dark grayish and puffy. Clouds that do not bring rain often lack the dark grayish color.

Rainy clouds are dark becuse of the dust and water saturation.

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