HIGH POINT, N.C. (WGHP) — When there are dark clouds on the horizon, you know that a storm is coming — but why? Kenn from Mount Gilead wrote in to ask, “I’ve always wondered, why are so… ...

The dark appearance of the clouds is influenced by where you are looking at them from. A pitch black sky often appears before a storm strikes. Here's what gives these clouds their dark appearance.

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Question: I've always wondered why storm clouds are dark in color. Why is that? — Chris. Answer: Clouds that are deep enough to produce heavy rain, lightning and hail contain a tremendous amount ...

Including such dark matter in the simulations provided the radiation needed for the gas to remain in a large cloud while it is collapsing into a black hole. Dark matter could be made of particles ...

Not everyone saw rain Wednesday but these dark-colored clouds were spotted around Tarrant County from Arlington to DeSoto. We even had pictures sent in from Henderson County.