Contrary to popular belief, Canada does experience acidic rainfall events during the warmer months.
The worst location in Canada for acidic rainfall is Kejimkujik National Park, which is located in southern Nova Scotia. This acidic rainfall is derived from industrial sources in the mid-western United States.
It's only during the summer months (or in spring or fall if it is particularly hot) that polluted air derived from the industrial parts of the United States descends upon south eastern Canada. During periods of cooler weather, the air masses do not originate from any industrial sources since the dominate wind direction is from the north west and thus there is relatively clean air during these times.
Acid rainfall is considered as chemical weathering.
No. Acid rain is polluted rainfall.
The west coast of Canada, particularly regions like the Pacific Northwest and Vancouver, receive the highest amount of rainfall due to their proximity to the Pacific Ocean and prevailing westerly winds. Conversely, the interior regions of Canada, such as the Prairie provinces, experience less rainfall due to a rain shadow effect caused by the Rocky Mountains.
convectional rainfall
The answer is 52.6
if we have abundant rainfall to feed watersheds why do we experience drought some parts of the year?
if we have abundant rainfall to feed watersheds why do we experience drought some parts of the year?
The heaviest rainfall in Canada occurs along the BC coast, where annual precipitation can sometimes exceed 2500 mm. Ocean Falls, BC, has the greatest annual rainfall of 4145.1 mm
23 inches
Ontario
Rain is most common on the West coast in Canada (Eg, British Columbia).
When it rains,droplets of rainfall while reaching to earth mix with hazardous gases like Sulphuric acid(H2SO4),Nitric acid. Such rainfall is called as Acid rain fall. These gases are very harmful to humans. Such rain causes itching to human skin,rashes on skin.