Weather is like a big, invisible game that the air plays in the sky. When warm air meets cold air, it starts to move around, and that makes clouds, rain, and even storms. A storm happens when the air gets really excited and moves fast, bringing wind, rain, or even lightning.
Examples
- A hot summer day can lead to a sudden storm because the warm air rises quickly and meets cooler air above.
- Clouds start forming when water from lakes or oceans evaporates into the air and cools down high in the sky.
- When it starts raining heavily, that’s usually because there was a lot of weather activity happening above.
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See also
- What Causes a Storm to Form and Grow?
- What Causes the ‘Windy’ Feeling Before a Storm?
- How Do Storms Form in the Sky?
- How Do ‘Tornadoes’ Form and Why Are They So Violent?
- How Do Hurricanes Form and Why Are They So Powerful?
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