the inland side, AKA leeward side
south side
because they do
mountains
There are more mountains in the southern hemisphere
Antarctica has virtually no precipitation of note. If we exclude it, Australia is the driest continent. While Northern Africa is very arid, the Congo River basin is one of the wettest large areas on Earth. Only the Amazon basin receives more rain.
FALSE, South climate is very different from that of the Northeastern states. Here, the winters are mild and the summers are warm. The only places that receive much snow are the highest mountains. The South receives more rain than any other region in the United States.
because they do
North Dakota
Milwaukee receives much more precipitation than a desert and, therefore, has more vegetation.
the mountains in AfricaAhaggar MountainsAhmar Mountains, EthiopiaAberdare ranges, KenyaAmaro Mountains, EthiopiaAtlantika Mountains, Cameroon, NigeriaAtlas Mountains, Algeria, Morocco, TunisiaAnti-Atlas, MoroccoAurès Mountains, Algeria, TunesiaHigh Atlas, MoroccoMiddle Atlas, MoroccoRif, MoroccoSaharan Atlas, AlgeriaTell Atlas, Algeria, Morocco, TunesiaBale Mountains, EthiopiaBakossi Mountains, CameroonBvumba Mountains, Mozambique, ZimbabweCederberg, South AfricaDrakensberg, South AfricaEastern Arc Mountains, Kenya, TanzaniaEastern Highlands, Mozambique, ZimbabweEntoto Mountains, EthiopiaErta Ale Range, EthiopiaKilimanjaro& Meru, TanzaniaKipengere Range, TanzaniaLebombo Mountains, MozambiqueMagaliesberg, South AfricaMahale Mountains, TanzaniaMandara Mountains, Cameroon, NigeriaMount CameroonMount NimbaMt. Kenya, KenyaOuteniqua, South AfricaPare Mountains, TanzaniaPiton des Neiges & Piton de la Fournaise, RéunionRwenzori, UgandaSemien, EthiopiaSwartberg, South AfricaTibesti MountainsUdzungwa Mountains, TanzaniaUluguru Mountains, TanzaniaUsambara Mountains, Tanzania
Mountains have two effects on precipitation. These are the rain shadow effect and the orographic effect. These both cause the type and amount of precipitation to change because the air is forced higher up.
Precipitation and temperature. And there are a couple more!
The town of Mojave, California, receives 6.43" of precipitation on average for a year while Death Valley only receives 2.36" on average.
it receives 25.1 to 30 inches of rain.. that is more than what they get in some communities!
The climates are similar but the steppe generally receives more precipitation than the desert.
The town of Mojave, California, receives 6.43" of precipitation on average for a year while Death Valley only receives 2.36" on average.
No there are not monsoons in Colorado. Technically, Colorado is a semi-desert because it only receives 17 inches annual average of precipitation. The only months that Colorado receives more than 2 inches of precipitation (average) are May and July and there are no months that average over 3 inches.
a lot of mountains especially the ATLAS series whereas : Little ATLAS, Medium ATLAS, Big ATLAS, named after the Greek mythology god ATLAS