Why does most of Earth's weather happen in the troposphere?
AIt is the coldest layer
BIt holds most of the water vapour
CIt sits above the ozone layer
DIt has almost no air at all
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. It holds most of the water vapour
Nearly all the water vapour sits in the troposphere, and that moisture drives clouds and rain.
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