If a storm developes over the ocean, why doesn't it rain "salt water''???

Answer 1

only god knows....

Answer 2

As water evaporates, the water vapor is pure. A water droplet must form on some form of nucleus. This can be dust, smoke particles, fine pollen etc., but it is widely accepted that, in the most part, it will be a salt crystal. So theoretically, most rain is actually salt water (even though it is very weak).

Answer 3

clouds fromt from evaporated water. When water evapotares the salt stays in the larger body or H20 and rain is always fresh water. its the same reason that salt and other mineral level rise when water levels go down

Answer 4

The water in the ocean is picked up in a vapor form,and the salt content is to heavy.

Answer 5

Because the salt doesn't evaporate with the water

Answer 6

Because when water evaporates, any salt that may be in it doesn't; it stays in the ocean.

Answer 7

we don't because when the water evaporates it leaves behing other stuff involved water. there are many stuff in ocean water other than salt. when the water eveaporates they leave these stuff on the ground. they form a cloud on the earth. it is small but as they go up in the air they get bigger.

Answer 8

Because salt does not evaporate, that is actually how they obtain salt for sale, they evaporate the water off because salt can't evaporate.

Answer 9

because the water evaporates from the sea leaving the salt behind

Answer 10

As water evaporates into the air it is distilled, the salt is left behind...

Answer 11

Familiar with the way salt is extracted from seawater? Evaporation, mainly.