Why do the windows of planes not become wet when the plane flies through clouds?

Answer 1

ANSWER:Because. That's why. That's my first choice because my second choice is a little longer. Clouds are collections of water vapor, not water. The difference is similar to when you exhale in the cold air, the humidity in your breath can be seen but it is not water. It can make a mirror fog up but cannot fill a glass with liquid. Theres not enough volume because its just vapor. This vapor, when in a large enough quanty can create clouds in the sky. As the humidity level gets higher, there is more water vapor in the air and this can leave little droplets on your windshield. The more dense the vapor becomes, mist and rain develops. The more vapor contained in a cloud allows less light through making it dark on the bottom into what we call a rain cloud.