How does forest bring rainfall?

Answer 1

Trees release water into the atmosphere through a process called transpiration. In forested areas this moisture added to the atmosphere increases rainfall. Without the trees that water would simply flow into streams or soak into the ground.

Answer 2

Trees don't make rain. If your referring to why over rainforests, clouds form and rain pours more often. It is because in tropical climates the rain falls and gets trapped under the canopy or collected and once heated evaporates back to the sky to form clouds and fall again, another reason is because most main forests surround major water plains or rivers.

Answer 3

Forest transpire in humid conditions for rainfall to precipitate as it reaches higher cold altitude.

Answer 4

the trees affect the rain through transpiration, a process through which plants give out water and then it is evaporated and clouds are formed and then it rains

Answer 5

it releases oxygen, which in turn is moisture, which goes into the atmosphere. it builds up into clouds and there you have rain.