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As air rises and cools the water in it can condense out, forming clouds. Since clouds drift over the landscape, they are one of the ways that water moves geographically around the globe in the water cycle. A common myth is that clouds form because cooler air can hold less water than warmer airâbut this is not true.
When water molecules move from the glass into the air, the water is evaporating. If we heat the water, more water molecules evaporate becoming water vapor. If the air cools, then water vapor molecules slow down and some can not remain a vapor. They cluster in the air to form tiny liquid droplets. This is called condensation. In clouds, the liquid droplets formed by condensation are small and light enough that they stay in the air.