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In which condition may clouds fail to give rain?

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Correct answer: When droplets remain very small and light

Direct answer: A, when cloud droplets remain very small and light. A cloud contains tiny droplets or ice crystals suspended in air. Air currents can support such small particles, and their weight is not enough to overcome the upward or resisting movement of the air, so they do not reach the ground as rain. Rain usually develops when droplets collide and join, or otherwise grow large enough for gravity to pull them downward. B is not a no-rain condition: heavy drops are more likely to fall. C describes a force that helps precipitation fall, not prevents it. D also helps rain formation because larger drops fall more readily. The key distinction is suspended cloud droplets versus sufficiently large falling raindrops. Memory cue: tiny drops stay; grown drops go.

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Cloud-DropletsRain-FormationSuspensionPrecipitationClouds And PrecipitationWater In The AtmosphereGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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