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Drought
Ponds dry up during a drought because usually during a drought it is very hot so the pond water evaporates very quickly and a drought there is usually little to no water in the area the drought is happening
Probably, there will be a drought.
It's called a drought. Nature happens.
During a drought, the levels of both surface water (such as rivers, lakes, and reservoirs) and groundwater drop significantly due to decreased precipitation and increased evaporation. This reduction in water levels can lead to water shortages, affecting ecosystems, agriculture, and human communities that rely on these water sources.
Many things can happen if there is a big drought, due to scarcity of water, such as poor crops and little drinking water.
During drought plants will wither (or dry out)
During a prolonged drought, the volume of water that passes from groundwater to streams decreases. This is because there is less water available in the groundwater system due to reduced recharge from precipitation. As a result, streams receive less water from groundwater, leading to lower streamflow levels.
During a drought, the water table can drop significantly as there is less recharge from precipitation and higher demand for water resources. This can lead to wells running dry and drying up of surface water sources as the water table declines.
There is no precipitation during droughts. Water becomes scarce.