Water Smart: The Sun, Water Cycle, & Climate - Condensation

The video explains how clouds form from tiny water droplets or ice crystals when air cannot hold more water vapor. It describes how clouds vary in shape, size, and color, and their role in weather by moving moisture and blocking sunlight. Condensation occurs when air is saturated with water vapor or cooled, forming dew and frost. Everyday examples include condensation on cold surfaces like glasses and refrigerators.

Explain the significance of condensation in deserts for plants and animals.

How does temperature affect the formation of condensation on objects taken out of the refrigerator?