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Why are clouds considered to be a part of the hydrosphere?

Why are clouds considered to be a part of the hydrosphere?
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Why are clouds considered to be a part of the hydrosphere?

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It is considered parts of the Hydrosphere because water condenses in clouds and falls as precipitation so it is a vital part of the hydrosphere.
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