yes it didnt rain until July 2000
Yes, and no. Looking at the records, you will find that the average yearly precipitation is 35mm in that region. This, however is an estimate because in the 400 years that records have been kept there has not been a single instance of measurable precipitation. The figure of 35mm comes from trace amounts of moisture in the air during 'morning dew' periods.
god didnt create anything. nature did. there is no explanation for climate changes.
I recently did a test in my local area for acid rain for my science project, and and the results were negative, meaning we didnt have it.
dunno!but it cant because it turns to rain, if it didnt it would be fog.
Some parts of the world see no rain at all for several years.
Endtapes, i didnt mean it, it will rain, and a thousand years
because water is rain. bet you didnt know that.
Yes, and no. Looking at the records, you will find that the average yearly precipitation is 35mm in that region. This, however is an estimate because in the 400 years that records have been kept there has not been a single instance of measurable precipitation. The figure of 35mm comes from trace amounts of moisture in the air during 'morning dew' periods.
Aswan, Egypt receives less than 0.3mm of rain per year. Also, Iquique, Chile. Located on the coast of Chile in the Atacama desert (driest desert in the world), Iquique receives on average 0.6 mm of rain per year, less than nearby cities of Arica (1.3mm), Antofagasta (2.0mm) and Calama (2.0mm).
so it didnt get washed away by the rain
god didnt create anything. nature did. there is no explanation for climate changes.
i would have decayed less than a lime stone for example lime stone was used for gravestones but the softness of the rock didnt help it when rain fell and started to decay the rock but marble is harder so the rain does not decay as much
I recently did a test in my local area for acid rain for my science project, and and the results were negative, meaning we didnt have it.
dunno!but it cant because it turns to rain, if it didnt it would be fog.
Evaporation is helpful because it wouldn't snow, rain, hail and other stuff like that if it didnt evapurate.
There are certain valleys in Antarctica where rain has not fallen for many thousands of years. Some South American deserts have not seen rain for several hundred years
Depending on the amount of time you had spent in the rain on the previous day you could have just gotten a cold if you had stayed in the rain for a long time/ you had gotten soaked/drenched and didnt change into dry clothes.