A raindrop large enough to reach the ground without completely evaporating contains roughly 1 million times more water than a single cloud droplet.

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This statement is true. A raindrop is formed from the collision and coalescence of multiple cloud droplets, which can contain very small amounts of water. Therefore, a raindrop is much larger and contains significantly more water than a single cloud droplet.

A Raindrop Large Enough to Reach the Ground Without Completely