It rains up to 250000000 galoons of water a month
The average rainfall in the Pacific Ocean is 50 inches of precipitation.
A hurricane typically produces heavy rain using regular water from the atmosphere, not ocean water. The intense winds of a hurricane can pick up moisture from the ocean surface and carry it over land, where it falls as precipitation.
Washington State receives significant rainfall due to its proximity to the Pacific Ocean and the presence of the Olympic and Cascade mountain ranges, which cause moist air from the ocean to rise and cool, leading to condensation and precipitation. This results in a maritime climate that brings frequent rain to the region.
The west side of Oregon's Cascade Mountains receives more precipitation due to the moist ocean air blowing in from the Pacific Ocean. As this air rises and cools, it releases moisture in the form of rain. In contrast, the east side of the mountains is in a rain shadow, meaning the air has already released much of its moisture on the western side, resulting in drier conditions on the eastern side.
Most of the rain that falls comes from the ocean because the sun's heat evaporates ocean water, turning it into water vapor in the atmosphere. As the water vapor cools and condenses, clouds form and eventually release rain. Since oceans cover a significant portion of the Earth's surface, they are the primary source of moisture for the water cycle and subsequent rainfall.
It doesnt matter because the rain doesn't reach the reef anyhow
it rains about 20 to 172 inches
it usually rains 3%per year at the ocean
Ocean Rain was created on 1984-05-08.
It rains up to 250000000 galoons of water a month
It rains up to 250000000 galoons of water a month
the rain which occurs during humid whether.its cooling effect is not as much as the normal rain gives.u can feel this condition in areas which is surrounded by seas or ocean
Once rain has fallen, water often returns to the ocean from collection in rivers and lakes. Sometimes water falls directly into the ocean as rain.
Much of it evaporates in the air, and returns as rain, in a never ending cycle.
Yes
the ocean has a part in producing rain but but it doesn't supply it all by himself there is something called precipitation which is a cycle of how rain is made
The average rainfall in the Pacific Ocean is 50 inches of precipitation.