what happen when clouds merge?

Answer 1

Depends on the clouds. Cumulus, stratus, cirrus, and nimbus each have their own altitude levels. You can see cumulus merge into different shapes high up in the sky, while nimbus appear more of a collision that flash lightning and crack the sound of thunder as the clouds release their weight in the form of rain.
The heavier the cloud the lower its altitude. There is a lot more to it than that, but meteorology explains it all in the form of weather.

Answer 2

its an optical illusion. they dont merge, just that the air between the clouds reach the dew point the water vapor condenses. making it appear that two clouds merge

Answer 3

i should think they would find it difficult to merge
as the wind speed on their level would be the same............i often see high clouds going faster than lower clouds but they just go over the top of them.

Answer 4

The Dow Jones rains

Answer 5

They merge, but if they are charged differently, then make a huge flash of light and sound, known as thunder.

Answer 6

It rains, it pours, it gives a thrill on you looking at them. Beautiful colours in the sky, astonishing, deep feeling of being small and insignificant. Smiling of the Earth when meeting immensity.

Answer 7

The world becomes sealed in a great big bubble, time stops and you start turning inside out. It's all very messy...you don't want it to happen

Answer 8

Depends on how slow they merges.

Bigger clouds, Darker in color, electrionic charges, results in lightning and thunder, rain.

Answer 9

You get a bigger cloud

Answer 10

You get a bigger cloud