are clouds really snow?

Answer 1

clouds are water vapor, but if temperatures are low enough, the water vapor will freeze out into ice crystals known as snow.

snow generally is heavy enough to fall to the ground, but commonly melts into water, which we then call RAIN.

sometimes the rain evaporates before reaching the ground, this is very common in the southwest, it is called VIRGA.

Answer 2

Certainly not dear!
Clouds are water vapour that are condensing and accumulating into bigger rain clouds until gravity takes over. When this happens rain occurs, when the temperature is to cold, then the water vapour forms solid water droplets called snow when it falls and then reaches the earth.

Simply it's water vapour accumulating.

Answer 3

A cloud is a visible body of very fine water droplets or ice particles suspended in the atmosphere at altitudes ranging up to several miles above sea level.

Answer 4

Depending on elevation the clouds are either made up of water vapor or ice cystals. The high thin cirrus clouds are the ice crystals.

Answer 5

it's really water vapour in the clouds but it can be snow if the clouds are really high

Answer 6

just water vapour which comes down as snow when its cold enough

Answer 7

ahhhh you are young i can tell?
yes i think clouds maybe full of snow

Answer 8

clouds are made of water vapor...aka the stuff when liquid water evaporates.

Answer 9

no its air vapor but it can come down as snow

Answer 10

no