I know it seems like an odd question but i’ve never found an answer. (or maybe just never fully understood the water cycle.)
This is what confuses me.
If evaporation occurs from the sun, and clouds begin to drop rain when they are “full,” How is it possible for it to rain in the middle of the night?
If a cloud is already full, why does it not rain til at night?
If its not full, then how is water being evaporated into the cloud at night?
In: Physics
The amount of water that the air can hold goes up with the temperature.
So during the day it’s warm and the air can hold more water before its “full” and it starts raining.
When night hits it starts to get colder and the air can hold less water, so it starts raining.
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