Rain or sun
Dark or gray clouds mean that water is forming inside them, and if they get heavy enough, they fall as rain. This helps kids know what to expect before going outside.
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Luca wonders: The sky is bright and has no clouds. What kind of weather is likely?
- Snow
- Sun (right)
- Rain
In science class, Sam asks: The sky looks gray and cloudy. What kind of weather might come?
- Rain (right)
- Snow
- Sun
In science class, Theo asks: The sky looks gray and cloudy. What's likely happening?
- There’s a storm far away
- A bird is flying
- Rain is coming (right)
Tip: Dark or gray clouds mean that water is forming inside them, and if they get heavy enough, they fall as rain. This helps kids know what to expect before going outside.
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