The mountain tops are closer to the clouds. The higher up you go, the cooler the temperature is. The sediments that fall from the clouds are still in the frozen state when they reach the tip of the mountain. It does not snow in deserts, as the elevation is close to 0m above sea level. The frozen state of the water would have changed to a liquid stage by the time it reaches the ground.
If the clouds are lower then the tops of the mountains they are caught and rain themselves out, which is why there are usually arid plains or deserts on/beside a mountain range. It is called a rain shadow.
The surface terrain varies widely around the world, including mountains, deserts, forests, plains, and coastlines. It can be rugged or flat, sandy or rocky, covered in vegetation or bare. The terrain directly impacts factors such as transportation, agriculture, and settlement patterns.
Indiana does not have any significant mountain ranges. It is known for its plains and relatively flat topography. There are also some plateaus in the southern part of the state, such as the Hoosier Plateau.
There are several types of landforms, including mountains, hills, plateaus, plains, valleys, canyons, and deserts. These landforms are shaped by geological processes such as tectonic activity, erosion, and weathering.
Africa has a wide range of landforms, including deserts like the Sahara, mountain ranges like the Atlas Mountains, plateaus like the Ethiopian Highlands, grasslands like the Serengeti plains, and tropical rainforests like those found in the Congo Basin. The continent is also home to rivers like the Nile and Congo, as well as lakes like Lake Victoria and Lake Tanganyika.
Yes, their are both deserts and plains in China.
There are some areas of semiarid land in Kansas but no true deserts.
Africa, Australia, Asia, North America and South America have rainforests, deserts and plains.
False. While many deserts do have sand dunes, they can also be covered with other types of terrain, such as rocky landscapes, gravel plains, and salt flats. The composition of a desert varies widely depending on its geographical location and climate. Thus, not all deserts are characterized by sand dunes.
a plains that are made in deserts by rolling of sands due to wind erosion
Iran has diverse types of land including deserts, mountains, plains, and plateaus. Much of the country is covered by rugged mountain ranges, such as the Alborz and Zagros mountains. The central region consists of arid deserts, such as the Dasht-e Kavir and Dasht-e Lut.
No, Lithuania has no deserts. It is made up of forests and grass plains.
Gibber refers to vast plains or deserts which are characterised by being covered with pebbles and stones. The word in this context is unique to Australia, and comes from one of the indigenous languages.
There are no real deserts in France just plains. This can be looked up on google.
Plateaus are usually found in deserts.
No, sand dunes are not the major feature of deserts. Hills, valleys, plains, mountains, mesas, arroyos, and many other features are more commonly seen in deserts than sand dunes.
The great plains are different from mountains they are flat plains of greatness :)