Does Rain Water carry VIRUSES?

Rain can certainly carry viruses - they are very small particles that can be carried in blowing dust which can then be absorbed into clouds or falling rain. However, most viruses that can infect humans and make them sick are fairly fragile and cannot exist for long outside the human body. Even if there were dangerous viruses in the rain, they would need an open ''port of entry'' to enter the body in an amount significant enough to cause sickness. The real danger with rain is that it can cause puddles of stagnant water, which are the natural breeding ground for mosquitoes that can transmit dangerous microbes like the West Nile Virus.

Does Rain Water carry VIRUSES?ducati

If air is polluted with virus, rain water may carry that virus. When raining starts then at first the water may be contaminated with virus. After raining has occured for some time, then the rain water is pure as the the air has become washed away earlier.

Does Rain Water carry VIRUSES?hp

no
it doesnt...until it falls to the ground
YES I THINK IN THAT WATER EXIST VERY VERY VERY VERY VIRUSES AND BACTERIES
yes
that is destiled water, so it should be biologicaly clean, so: NO. nevertheless, it is not chemicaly clean, cause water absorbes planty of molculs that float in air, and cause of polution, most of them shouldn't be there, and are toxic
Water goes up in the air as minute steam particles (evaporation), and usually in this form any excess material bonded with the particles are shaken off. The steam accumulates into clouds which condense the water together and falls as rain. Viruses are much larger than chemicals and so don't cling to evaporating water, the clouds, or to the rain which comes from it because it wouldn't have gotten up there in the first place.