Without the trees, water runs off rather than percolating into the soil.
Without the trees, water runs off rather than percolating into the soil.
Percolation
Percolation
Percolation
Percolation
Its a flood prone area
When there are no trees the land is more exposed to wind and weather, soil gets washed away and sudden rainstorms can cause flash flooding. Trees hold the soil together and stabilise the area, so rainfall is less likely to run along the surface but is more liable to percolate into the soil.
it is the removed ebstablished of a forest or an island of trees in an area where there is forest
Because after an area has been burned there is little vegetation remaining and vegetation helps the soil to absorb more water. So it follows that if you have an area recently burned and removed of vegetation then that area will be much more prone to flooding due to decreased soil absorption.
No...there should be some flooding and maybe some downed trees and power outages, but the DC area should be fine.
which human intervention should be an area prone to flooding
There are many types of hickory trees. If pecan trees grow in your area, its very likely that other members of the hickory family will as well.