Flooding.
It helps control floods by absorbing extra runoff from heavy rains
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Usually No. The tide is what usually cleans wetlands. Heavy rains usually cause extra run off of chemicals from farmland that pollutes wetlands.
no, it rains a Lot
There are dozens of reasons why trees are important such as absorbing carbon dioxide; serving as a habitat for humans and wildlife; preventing flooding and controlling runoff by absorbing heavy rains; and regulating climate.
i dont think it rains a lot in wetlands
counter plowing
It is the cumulonimbus that produces heavy rains.
Tropical monsoon regions depend on heavy tropical rains
Heavy rains are helpful and also lead to loss of property and life. Heavy rains destroys crops and Sometimes make rivers overflow leading to flooding. Heavy rains also help when it is too hot as it cools down the temperatures.
its raining cats and dogs
Heavy rains cause heavy moisture, so kinda. Typhoons occur when warm water, moisture and inward spiraling winds are present.