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How does a saturated ground cause a river to flood?

saturated ground is when the land is full of water and thus cannot soak up any more. So that means if more water is poured onto that ground it will not be contained as the land is already full of water. this causes water to run on the surface of the ground. for example, mississippi There was heavy rain in april so that ground is filled with water. The water stays in there, thats saturated ground.Suddenly in june, there was a thunderstorm. Like i said before, if the land cannot contain anymore water, the water would surface from the ground.That is exactly what happened in the mississippi. There was no more room for the water to be contained, so the water travelled to another area where it can be absorbed. Unfortunately it hit a town, flash flood.


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