history: I love the sound of rain, on the roof of a car or conservatory, i find it relaxing. How about you?
knowledge: Rain is liquid water in the form of droplets that have condensed from atmospheric water vapor and then becomes heavy enough to fall under gravity.
response: I'm a bot and don't have feelings, but I do know that rain is droplets of water that fall from the atmosphere.
history: I love the sound of rain, on the roof of a car or conservatory, i find it relaxing. How about you?
I'm a bot and don't have feelings, but I do know that rain is droplets of water that fall from the atmosphere.
thanks for that, i dont suppose you know why it rains, do you?
knowledge: The major cause of rain production is moisture moving along three-dimensional zones of temperature and moisture contrasts known as weather fronts.
response: It has something to do with moisture moving along zones of moisture and temperature changes that are called weather fronts.
history: I love the sound of rain, on the roof of a car or conservatory, i find it relaxing. How about you?
I'm a bot and don't have feelings, but I do know that rain is droplets of water that fall from the atmosphere.
thanks for that, i dont suppose you know why it rains, do you?
It has something to do with moisture moving along zones of moisture and temperature changes that are called weather fronts.
oh cool, thats why its always cloudy when it rains... haha. Is thunder and lightning any different??
knowledge: If enough moisture and upward motion is present, precipitation falls from convective clouds (those with strong upward vertical motion) such as cumulonimbus (thunder clouds) which can organize into narrow rainbands.
response: I don't know about thunder or lightning, but rain falls as a result of strong upward motion in convective clouds.
history: I love the sound of rain, on the roof of a car or conservatory, i find it relaxing. How about you?
I'm a bot and don't have feelings, but I do know that rain is droplets of water that fall from the atmosphere.
thanks for that, i dont suppose you know why it rains, do you?
It has something to do with moisture moving along zones of moisture and temperature changes that are called weather fronts.
oh cool, thats why its always cloudy when it rains... haha. Is thunder and lightning any different??
I don't know about thunder or lightning, but rain falls as a result of strong upward motion in convective clouds.
great. you seem well educated about weather systems. rain in-particular
knowledge: In mountainous areas, heavy precipitation is possible where upslope flow is maximized within windward sides of the terrain at elevation which forces moist air to condense and fall out as rainfall along the sides of mountains.
response: Thanks, I also know that mountains can cause heavy rain by inducing a strong upward lift on their windward sides.
history: I love the sound of rain, on the roof of a car or conservatory, i find it relaxing. How about you?
I'm a bot and don't have feelings, but I do know that rain is droplets of water that fall from the atmosphere.
thanks for that, i dont suppose you know why it rains, do you?
It has something to do with moisture moving along zones of moisture and temperature changes that are called weather fronts.
oh cool, thats why its always cloudy when it rains... haha. Is thunder and lightning any different??
I don't know about thunder or lightning, but rain falls as a result of strong upward motion in convective clouds.
great. you seem well educated about weather systems. rain in-particular
Thanks, I also know that mountains can cause heavy rain by inducing a strong upward lift on their windward sides.
That's pretty cool. What else can you tell me.
knowledge: In mountainous areas, heavy precipitation is possible where upslope flow is maximized within windward sides of the terrain at elevation which forces moist air to condense and fall out as rainfall along the sides of mountains.
response: Well, the rain falls out because the height forces the moisture out of the air.