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1998 WWLPT Environmental Institute: Humidity
Water Droplets
by Kathy Gueltzow
Coral Springs Middle School
Coral Springs, Florida
One of three phases
Visible as cloud when clustered
Average residence of water molecule in cloud three
hours
A cloud returns water to earth
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