Imagine Earth is like a big, spinning ball. The sun shines on it differently in different places, that's why we have seasons and weather changes. When warm air meets cold air, they fight, and poof! We get clouds, rain, or even snow.
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- A sunny day happens when warm air rises and cool air takes its place.
- Snow falls in winter because cold air masses move into warmer regions.
- Rain comes when clouds are full of water vapor, and it can't hold any more.
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See also
- Why Do We Have 'Good' and 'Bad' Weather in Different Places?
- Why Do We Have Different Kinds of Weather?
- How Does the Ocean Influence the Weather on Land?
- Why Do We Have ‘Different’ Kinds of Weather Around the World?
- What Causes ‘Winds’ on Earth and How Are They Different From Hurricanes?
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