Genres of Writing: Expository Writing

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Rain Clouds 

Do you know what rain clouds are? They are tiny droplets that float in the sky. Rain clouds are formed when the warm air rises from different water bodies. The warm air cools down when it meets the cooler air higher in the sky. Water vapour then turns into tiny drops that stick to dust. The more drops that come together, the bigger and heavier the clouds grow. This is how rain clouds are formed.



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  1. Nishel BlackmooreDecember 9, 2025 at 7:06 PM

    Very informative. I love how simple and easy this is to understand.

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  2. Terez GeorgeDecember 11, 2025 at 6:59 AM

    I really enjoyed reading your post! You explained how rain clouds form in a very clear and easy way. I like how you showed each step, from warm air rising to the tiny droplets joining together. Your writing helped me understand the process better. Great job!

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