When carbon dioxide is released into the air what affect does this have on rain that comes from clouds?

When carbon dioxide (CO2) is released into the air, it can contribute to the formation of acid rain. CO2 can dissolve in water droplets within clouds, forming carbonic acid, which can lower the pH of the rainwater. This results in rain that is more acidic, potentially harming ecosystems, soil, and water bodies when it falls to the ground. Additionally, elevated CO2 levels can influence weather patterns and precipitation intensity.