Rising water vapor that condenses can lead to 
global warming smoke liquid wild temperature fluctuations heat storms Gases rain
A B C D E F G H
As the warm air cools, it forms rain clouds called cumulonimbus clouds or thunderclouds.
Rain develops from the rising water vapor
Rising water vapor that condenses can lead to  (A) global warming (B) smoke (C) liquid (D) wild temperature fluctuations (E) heat (F) storms (G) Gases (H) rain