How are clouds formed?
Due to the process of evaporation, the water from the soil, pond, lake, mountains, sea and oceans gets converted into water vapours because of high temperature. These water vapours go higher and higher, as we go on the higher altitude the air becomes much cooler. Then the vapours condense or we can say that vapours convert into the tiny water droplets. These tiny droplets remain in the air, then it seems to us as the clouds.
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