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What does rain run down slopes mean?
"Rain runs down slopes" refers to the gravitational flow of rainwater down inclined surfaces such as hills or mountains. This process is influenced by factors like gravity, surface roughness, and soil composition, and it can contribute to erosion and runoff.
When the rain runs down slopes what does it usually go into?
When rain runs down slopes, it usually goes into streams, rivers, lakes, or underground aquifers. It can also be absorbed by the soil or evaporate back into the atmosphere.
How do you slide down the slopes in meteorite falls in Pokemon Emerald?
There are slopes that can be slide down. But some of those slopes cannot. The slopes which you can slide down where the ones with lesser height. Slopes with greater height cannot be used to slide down.
Does Anyone Know a Funny Joke about Animals in the Tropical Rain forest?
What do you say to a tropical rain forest that is about to be cut down? Run Forest....Run!
How are slopes used in the real world?
In road building, to make sure the road isn't too steep. Roof of a building has a slope so that rain will run off.
The mountainous area that gets the most rain is the?
windward slopes
What is a mud slide?
mud slide is same as land slide when there is heavy rain in mountain region mud gets wet & slides down the hill slopes
What environmental issue threatens the forests on the lower slopes of the alps?
acid rain
When was The Rain Rain Rain Came Down Down Down created?
The Rain Rain Rain Came Down Down Down was created in 1968.
What is the force that pulls downward causing rain and soil to run down a slope?
Soil erosion.
How do you do math slopes?
It's just rise over run
How can steep slopes cause flooding?
if the slopes are steep and if it rains the rain will quickly travel down the slope and into the river- if it rains a lot eventually a flood would be caused because the river cannot take too much water- a way to prevent this is too build a dam there so the water can go down to the river at a slow pace. :) hope this helps a lot
