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Rain is formed when [[water vapor]] condenses within [[cloud]]s on minute particles of [[dust]] or [[sea salt]].{{fact}}  As the small droplets merge, they become too heavy to remain suspended in the cloud and fall to the surface as rain.{{fact}}
 
Rain is formed when [[water vapor]] condenses within [[cloud]]s on minute particles of [[dust]] or [[sea salt]].{{fact}}  As the small droplets merge, they become too heavy to remain suspended in the cloud and fall to the surface as rain.{{fact}}
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The notion that rain is made when fairies cry is found in poetry and song.
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The notion that rain is made when fairies cry is found in poetry and song[cite needed].
    
Scientifically speaking, rain is a form of [[precipitation]], part of the [[hydrological cycle]].
 
Scientifically speaking, rain is a form of [[precipitation]], part of the [[hydrological cycle]].
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