What are the negative effects on rain?

Answer 1

* The annual rainfall is limited to a minimum of roughly 2000 mm/year and should be spread in at least two (long) rain-periods of three months without total drought inbetween. * Cost per capita is higher for a rainwater harvesting system than for a communal pump or well. * Personal systems do not improve social activities (nor do they necessarily spoil them). * Some kind of organisation, structure or retailer should be and stay present after construction to supply the users of spare parts and repair materials.

Answer 2

By on I guess you mean of in which case some negative effects are :

Flooding - Results in homes being destroyed

- Dams can burst and governments need to pay for repairs

Heavy rain can cause sports fields to become water llogged meaning events need to be canceled

Certain buisnesses will have sale drops e.g. ice cream men

Tourists may be put off an area if rain is excessive

Hope this helped :)

Answer 3

Advantages your plants get water and you don't have to fill up your pools. if you have a water tank you can fill it up.

disadvantages

lots of rain causes floods and people and houses are destroyed, when it rains to hard you cant see on the road and accidents occur. sometimes work is called off and you dont get paid. if you are a school student you dont get to play outside and lunch breaks.

Answer 4

Negative effects on rain can include increased flooding, erosion, and landslides due to heavy rainfall. Pollution can also contaminate rainwater, harming ecosystems and human health. Additionally, droughts can occur when there is a lack of rain, leading to water scarcity and impacts on agriculture.

Answer 5

it can cause floods and landslides.

Answer 6

you get wet

Answer 7

Rain water creates flood situation everywhere and hence that kills thousands of people and animals. Also the flood damages the crops and other plants. Excess rainfall forces migration of the people living in the area closer to the river catchment.

Also rain water causes excessive load on our drainage system. Excessive rain or flood situation causes many water borne diseases, which ultimately causes death of many people.