Rivers can and do dry up.
Some rivers do dry-up
dry up
if its really bad, dry them up.
Intermittent
There are many rivers that never dry up. In American the Mississippi, Columbia, and Colorada run year round. The Amazon, Yellow, Yangze and Nile also are constant and have been for thousands of years. Of course this excludes and tributaries or smaller offshutes of these waterways. The main rivers themselves always flow.
a floods ends by when it stops raining and the rivers dry up
They will dry up because of the lack of water in that area the river is in.
It tends to dry-up through the lack of rain
Most of Africa experiences a wet season and a dry season each year. During the wet season, a lot of rain falls, causing rivers to fill up or even flood. Then, during the dry season, the rivers drain the water that fell during the wet season, and many creeks and even some rivers dry up completely before the rainy season returns.
The Rio Grande and other rivers dry up before reaching the sea because humans take so much water from them. Some rivers may also dry up naturally, or drain into a salt lake with no ocean connection.
They flood, dry up, get polluted, get covered up( LA has a river under all the concrete), diverted and damed up.
The water cycle would stop and the oceans would start to dry up.
All rivers drain into oceans.Although, due to humans drawing huge amounts of water for our cities, some rivers dry up before they reach the see nowadays.