Most of the light is scattered within the clouds, forming white clouds.
But what if the tiny droplets within the clouds keep increasing and growing denser?
This would prevent light from passing through, giving the clouds a dark appearance, commonly referred to as cumulonimbus clouds. This absorption is known as "Rayleigh scattering."
If the droplets in the cumulonimbus clouds continue to increase, becoming denser and heavier, they will start to fall, resulting in the familiar weather phenomenon, rain.
The clouds in the sky, driven and compressed by the shock waves, continuously merged.
In just a few seconds, they turned into an alarming dark cloud.
Moments later, torrential rain poured down, creating an unprecedented massive rainfall over the entire sea area.
The raindrops fell on the sea surface like torrents, and also on Wang Ye.
