What clouds symbolize?

Clouds were created between earth and heaven, they symbolize the celestial realm. Clouds are also symbols of celestial mobility because many gods and immortals used the cloud as a vehicle on which they traveled. Scrolling clouds are associated with deities, foretelling their arrival.

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What is the biblical meaning of clouds?

While we don't always see a rainbow, we do see clouds and according to these verses there is a bow that can be seen by God in each of those clouds. So clouds then could be symbolically seen as carriers of the sign or token of the Noahic Covenant. In the New Testament, clouds appear around Jesus Christ and His ministry. What black clouds mean? The symbolism of a black cloud is from weather-watching; dark clouds generally are indicators of stormy weather.

Keeping this in consideration, how does a cloud fall?

Clouds consist of tiny water droplets (or ice crystals) and, like all objects, they do fall, but at a very slow rate. Cloud droplets remain suspended in the atmosphere because they exist in an environment of gently rising air that overcomes the downward force of gravity. Correspondingly, can you touch a cloud? Well, the simple answer is yes, but we will get into it. Clouds look like they would be fluffy and fun to play in, but they are actually made of trillions "cloud droplets". Nonetheless, if you were to be able to touch a cloud, it wouldn't really feel like anything, just a little wet.

What keeps clouds from falling?

Water is not lighter than air - water does not float. So why don't clouds fall out of the sky? The two biggest reasons that clouds stay in the sky are 1) small drops, and 2) wind. Because small drops have less mass and more surface area than large drops, they have a harder time pushing the air out of the way.