What do you think happens in the atmosphere to cause rain, snow, and other types of precipitation?

water is evaporated into the air then the water molecules get too heavy and come back down as snow/rain/ect

When warm, wet air rises, it cools, and water vapor condenses out to form clouds. ... When ice crystals form high up in the cloud, and it's below the freezing point of water all the way down, then you get snow. But when there are alternating layers of air above and below freezing, you get other types of precipitation.

Explanation:

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