Why can't you see your shadow on a rainy day?

Answer 1

Cuase Clouds Cover The Sun When It Rains Witch Cuases No Shadows To Appear

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Sometimes you can; it depends on how diffuse the light is. On a very rainy day, the Sun's direct light hits the clouds, and the light is diffused through the clouds. So the light that gets down to us on the ground, the light is coming from all different directions. Shadows are formed by light coming from a specific direction, and the shadow is the blockage of the direct light.

If the clouds are thin, then the light can somewhat penetrate the clouds and cast a thin shadow.

Answer 2

Because shadows are created when you block light, therefore only your outline (which is what is doing the blocking) shows.

Answer 3

Sometimes yes and sometimes not . As we know that when it rains the clouds become black . So when Suns light tries to pass, it gets diffused which causes the light to go in different directions. Sometimes clouds are thin and allow the light to get passed and the shadows are formed.

Answer 4

on a clear sunny day the sun's rays are direct and numerous. When clouds are present these rays become scattered and few. You see this in the difference in brightness of sunny to cloudy days. Thus, as your body or any other solid item blocks these rays from a surface below there are not enough direct rays to create a sharp contrast between light and dark.

Answer 5

Shadows are allergic to clouds. When the Clouds come out, your shadow runs to a shadow-colony, where allergic shadows hide together, to escape from things that threaten them, such as clouds, democrats, and rap music.

Answer 6

There is one big shadow... under the cloud.