Why humans just cant live without rain?

Answer 1

Its vital for humans to have rain showers as the worlds vegetation system highly depends on it especially on developing countries like Bangladesh, as it’s a poor country farmers can not afford water pumps to its fields, so they need Rain. We need rain to keep rivers flowing and rivers are used for many reasons to man, wash cloths, bath , leisure , water to farming fields ,hydro-electricity and for drinking, if there is no water in rivers this will lead to all the oceans in the world to dry out as all water from the rivers end up at sea and the river source most of the time starts at the mountain tops where rain goes down the start of the river. If there is no rain that means there is no clouds there is now a big problem, as during day time the water vapor turns into clouds and these clouds stop many of the suns hot heat rays now if there was no clouds these rays will heat up the earth so much it wont be able to “sustain” any life and the temperature in Colombo will be way over 50 Celsius during the day which will lead to all the seas to dry out so no more water, during the night if there was no clouds all these heat which pilled up during the day time would leave the Earth very fast so it will be extremely cold and temperatures around the world during night will be well below -50 Celsius so this will freeze all seas , well if it scurvies the day time boil.

Answer 2

Water evaporates (as water vapor) from the surface of the earth (sea, rivers, transpiration from plants etc.) and rises into the atmosphere (as clouds).

When it condenses from its gaseous state into a liquid state and overcomes the effect of gravity and wind it falls to the earth in the form of rain.

The transition from a gas to a liquid state (condensation) can depend on a number of things, but is normally temperature related in the case of rain. When water vapor cools the the molecules contract and reach what is known as saturation point, the vapor changes from gas to liquid and the small droplets coalesce to form a rain drop.

Our world is warm enough that water evaporates, and most of the world is covered in water, so a lot of water is evaporating, and when there is enough water vapor in the air, it can easily condense into rain.

Moisture in the atmosphere always exists, but when it cools sufficiently it can condense around small particles and pour down.

The water on earth will flow up into the sky by the sun, making tiny droplets, which also creates clouds. The droplets are still small and stay in the sky, floating. But soon tiny droplets will form together and make big ones, which will drop back to earth.

If the droplets dropped when they passed mountains (high ones), they'll form into crystal ice, but melt when meeting the warm air. If the temperature was at freezing point, the droplets will turn to hailstones and fell down.

Heat from the Sun causes water to evaporate (turn into a gas). The water vapor mixes (sort of dissolves) in the air. When the air cools the amount of water vapor that the air can hold reduces and the excess vapor condenses as water droplets and falls to the earth as rain.
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Rain is an essential part of the water cycle.

Answer 3

Rain is precipitation, without precipitation the water cycle would not work. Precipitation includes rain, snow, sleet, hail, and more. Without the stage of precipitation the water would not be able to evaporate.

Answer 4

rainfall is such an important factor for a region because it effect on peoples lives plants crops in an area

Answer 5

water evaporates then goes to the sky and falls down

Answer 6

because it provides us with fress water

Answer 7

Because, if there isn't any rain, the plants wont get fed, the earth will be so dry and eventually humans would die with lack of water to drink.