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Why gray or black clouds and not always white?

If a cloud gets thick enough and high enough, light is unable to travel through the tiny water drops and ice crystals that make Weather.lifetips.com/cat/59336/all-about-clouds/index.html">clouds appear to be white. The end result is that clouds can turn gray or even darker.

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