How Much Rain Can a Cloud Hold
So How Much Rain Can a Cloud Produce? This Is Perhaps a Better Question Than How Much Rain a Cloud Can Hold. Scientists Estimate That One Inch of Rain Falling...
How Much Rain Can A Cloud Hold?
So how much rain can a cloud produce? This is perhaps a better question than how much rain a cloud can hold. Scientists estimate that one inch of rain falling over an area of one square mile is equal to 17.4 million gallons of water. That much water would weigh 143 million pounds!
How much water does rain clouds hold?
A typical cumulus cloud carries about half-a-gram of water in each cubic metre — that’s the weight of a big garden pea. A big fat dark cumulonimbus cloud could carry up to six times as much water (say, three grams of water per cubic metre).
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