As the air cools it loses its ability to hold water and reaches the "dew point". As the H2O begins to condensate in the atmosphere, what you see is dark clouds appear. As the air continues to cool more water is released and it eventually rains.
As the air cools it loses its ability to hold water and reaches the "dew point". As the H2O begins to condensate in the atmosphere, what you see is dark clouds appear. As the air continues to cool more water is released and it eventually rains.
RE: Enormous Black Clouds in the Sky