English: Rain over part of Lake Ontario as seen from Olcott Beach.
Rain is liquid precipitation. On Earth, it is the condensation of atmospheric water vapor into drops heavy enough to fall, often making it to the surface. This condensation is very clear in the picture as dark bands stretching down to the surface.
Nederlands: Regen boven het Ontariomeer, gefotografeerd vanuit Olcott Beach.
Regen is een vorm van neerslag|. Buiten de poolgebieden is regen de meest voorkomende vorm van neerslag. Hier is de regen duidelijk te zien als de donkere banden tussen de wolken en het oppervlak.
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