Why does it rain a lot in April?

Answer 1

Over the winter, a relative lack of the sun's warmth means most moisture collected on the earth's surface stays there -- it doesn't evaporate. In spring, warming temperatures cause more moisture to return to the air in the form of water vapour. More moisture in the air means more potential for precipitation -- rain (or snow, or hail). Once the summer months return, the amount of moisture left on the surface decreases, so less water vapour returns to the sky to fall as precipitation.

Answer 2

because the earth is facing towards the sun whereas if its in the northern hemisphere and the earth is facing AWAY from the sun, the N.H will have winter.The earth does not face DIRECTLY towards the sun during spring, that's why spring is cooler than summer.

Answer 3

The most prolific produces of hail, especially severe hail, are thunderstorms called supercells. These storms form best in conditions where there is warm air at low levels and cool air aloft (i.e. the atmosphere is unstable), and when upper level winds are strong. Upper level winds are strongest in the summer and weakest in the winter. During the spring the lower atmosphere starts to heat up, causing greater instability while upper level winds remain strong. Additionally, the spring is a time of clashing warm and cold air masses. All of these create an environment conducive to the formation of supercells.

Answer 4

April is often a rainy month in many regions due to the changing of seasons. As warmer temperatures begin to melt snow and ice from winter, the increased moisture in the air can lead to more frequent rainfall. Additionally, the clash of cold and warm air masses during this transition period contributes to the formation of storms and precipitation.

Answer 5

It rains in the summer because it is too warm to snow. Once the temperature reaches 0 degrees Celsius it will rain instead of snow.

Answer 6

It rains in the summer time because it is too warm to snow. Water is picked up by the atmosphere and dropped as rain once the temperature is above 0 degrees Celsius.

Answer 7

That depends on the region you live in, but the warmer temperatures in the summer increase evaporation, meaning there is more moisture in the air to produce rain.

Answer 8

We need rain because it helps flowers bloom in spring.

Answer 9

becaus it has more heat and warmmer air