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Whenever it rains small beads and rain drops form underneath my gutters. It almost appears as if they are leaking. What causes this?

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Unless your gutters are clogged with leaves (as is common in woodsy areas), normal rainfall is likely the cause. The small amount of rain that falls on the rim of the gutter trickles down to the lowest point on the bottom. Surface tension holds these beads of water in place until the droplet becomes too heavy. It's also possible that condensation could play a small role. In the same way ...

 

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