What are clouds made of? are white, dark blue, all the same?

Question

does vapor include something other than water? if gas, what kind?

Answer 1

Yes, they are made with the same material vapor.....

it's only black or dark because of the presence of too much vapor that later results to rain....

Answer 2

A cloud is just water in gaseous state. It is the combination of moisture with dust particles in high energy state. Fog is the nearest or rather lowest cloud one can reach. When one sees fog, they also see a cloud.There's no difference at all. So yeah, essentially clouds are made of water vapor which is considered a gas.

Answer 3

Clouds are made of tiny water droplets(liquid form of watewr)) condensed from water vapour(gaseous form of water).The colour of the clouds depends upon their interactions with the sunlight and sometimes upon the thickness of the cloud.If they completely reflect the sunlight,the clouds will be white;if they partially absorb the sunlight,it will be grey;If it (due to thick layer of cloud) absorbs almost all the sunlight,it will be dark.

Somtimes particles in the atmosphere and the angle of the path the sun's rays have to pass through it are responsible for the preferential scattering of wavelengths ,so that a particular  colour predominates in a cloud.

Answer 4

its all water vapour..the colour depends on how dense the clouds are

Answer 5

itss all water vapour but it differs in the weight of the vapour ( dark blue if there are lots of vapour ) ( white =  few vapours )

dark blue results with rain