A single average-sized cloud can weigh more than four hundred and fifty thousand kilograms.
Why it is true
The weight comes from liquid water suspended in the atmosphere. Despite this huge mass, the cloud floats because the air below it is even denser and the water is distributed across millions of tiny droplets.
Source: USGS
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