Rainforests are wet because the air pressure at the equator is low. Air is sucked in from the oceans which contains moisture. Low air pressure also means that air rises upwards. As the strong overhead sun evaporates moisture from the forest, the damp air rises, cools and condenses, producing thunderclouds and rainfall on a daily basis. This process is known as convectional rainfall.
the rainforest is wet because it always rains
Rainforests have warm, wet, humid climates.
The tropical rainforest is always wet and temerate is not and its much cooler
Deserts and rainforests
Rainforests typically have high humidity, frequent rainfall, and warm temperatures. They have distinct wet and dry seasons, with annual precipitation often exceeding 100 inches. The weather in rainforests is usually very stable throughout the year.
It is rainy.
Yes there is bad weather in rainforests there is: lots of rain and thunder and lightning.
Tropical rainforests are forests with warm temperatures, wet weather, and lush plant growth. They are found in regions near the equator and have high levels of biodiversity due to the favorable conditions for plant growth.
rainforests
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Rainforests or swamps.
tropical rainforests