When water in oceans and rivers is heated by the Sun, it turns into an invisible gas called Water Vapour. As this, warm, moist air rises, it cools and the vapour turns to tiny water droplets which group together to form clouds. The droplets get bigger until they are so heavy that they fall to the ground as rain. If it it very cold, the water droplets freeze into ice crystals and fall as snow.
Precipitation. Usually, snow falls a few degrees above, at, and below freezing temperatures. Generally, rain falls above freezing temperatures, but there have been instances where it has fallen below.
That depends on where you're asking about. In some areas, never. In some, very frequently.
How much rain or moisturefalls each year in your area?
? what kind of question is that?
No rain, and very little snow. By the time the air gets to the poles its so cold that the moisture content is insignificant.
averagely 1000mm-sorry if there is a spelling mistake!
More than 20 inches
how much rain falls in southern california each year?
If too much rain falls you will have tons of floods. If too much snow falls at once it will become a blizzard.
43646747 precipitation
it falls up to over 38.12 a year because of all of the activity their.
Thre is not much moisture in Rome. It lies in a low humidity area.
1225 mm
Air in the tropics along the equator contains much moisture and are therefore lighter. They rise and the moisture condenses and falls as rain. The dry air is heavier and then sinks about 30 degrees north and south of the equator forming deserts.
1,000ton
about 3 inches falls each year
10 buckets
about $200,000,000
none
precipitation map
sorry i don't know