the water most likely is condensate from a clogged condensate drain if you had a secondary drain, you would see water drip from the secondary likely you have no secondary, and you are getting water out the vents if you have some of the a/c in the attic you better get the clog fixed right away, or water may seep through the ceilings note the more humid it is, the more condensation is created--hence, the correlation of your problem with rain
if i put the card over the glass then the water starts getting lower
DDT from soils is drained to water after rains and floods.
when it rains the plants/producers get water and then they grow.
it rains
water condensates and makes clouds in the sky.when their full of water it rains
Very poor installation
Probably water getting in the distributor cap.
it dosent enter well sort of it starts at the top of a mountain. It rains and makes a channel(a path where water flows) then after it rains then it flows through the same path over and over.
Well there is the water cycle it starts the same and ends the same. It starts by condensation then it flows through the ground called ground water the it goes to the river and evaporates.and it rains again because the water that evaporates gets to heavy in the clouds and it rains again.
It rains alot in hilly areas by the sea because the water from the sea evaporates up then inland. By the time it gets to the hilly areas the evaporated sea water starts to condense. So it starts to rain, the rain runs down the hills into the sea and the whole process starts again.
Water getting into the door and getting the wires wet.
yes, its water that has evaporated into the atmosphere. When it starts to be released by the clouds, it either rains or snows based on the temp of the atmosphere where it is droped at
mabye it gets water on it when it rains
because of the water that is i trees and stuff when it rains it gets in the sloths fur and starts to grow mold
condensation is where a gas changes into liquid. so when vapor condenses it form clouds and then it rains, as well as it forms fogs. when this happens, it rains then the whole water cycle process starts again.
Yes it does. It rains then they do a whole process to clean the water for it could be safe for us to drink. Then it evaporates and the whole water cycle starts again.
lol....the fluid is water dripping from the lines and compressor of the a/c system and if your getting a fog from the vents change your a/c control setting from recirculate to fresh air intake.