yes but in different amounts (except the north and south pole!) where it would actually fall as snow instead of rain because its so cold.
Rain or snow, yes. Precipitation is universal.
if the sky is very very dark.heavy rain falls with strong wind,lightning,and roaring thunder.floodwater flows everywhere,
To start with, rain is actually a force of nature which is constructive as well as destructive. When it sees a field in need it descends. They are considered heavenly showers by the peasants as the rain adorns thir crops with their godly touch. But at the same time, they are destructive as, if they rain angrily and heavily they cause destruction everywhere and sometimes are fatal.
Heres a successful real answer water on earth will always exist water evaporates and rain is everywhere in every state to country and it will never stop the cycle happy to help >.> Look At Me Now <.<
no. some areas, like the desert, gets only1-5 inches a year while rain forests get more than 300. And the type of rain also varies. It rains in Seattle WA almost every day, something like 96% of the days of the year. BUT, most of the times the rain is a slight mist and only for a few hours. This is caused by the Mountains to the East of the city. The clouds bump up against the mountains and drops it moisture and then goes over them. The area on the East side of the mountains gets very little rain at all. Some places gets rain in the morning, for example and not the rest of the day.
everywhere
Acid is in rain everywhere in the world
everywhere in space. absolutely everywhere.
no. but they are everywhere.
yes it does rain on beaches like everywhere else
Everywhere gets rain or else nothing could live there.
Rain or snow, yes. Precipitation is universal.
EVERYWHERE
The pollutants in air make rain water acidic. Rain water, containing acid reaches everywhere .
no they don't it's the climate that their in
No. There are different rain amounts for the different places in the US.
well, EVERYWHERE!!!!!! Name a specific place.