Why does the rainforest rain so much?

Answer 1

Rain forests lie in the intertropicalconvergence zone where intense solar energy produces a convection zone of rising air that loses its moisture through frequent rainstorms.

Answer 2

it rains in a rainforest because of precipitation; and because of the name RAIN fprest!! it has the name right in it. i cant wait for my soccer game tonight!! go soccer!! soccer rules

i know i got off topic

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Answer 3

• It rains so much in the rainforest because the clouds evaporate the water from near by lakes or rivers.
• It rains so much in the rainforest because the clouds can't hold enough water and as the clouds move to the rainforest it pours over the forest animals and plants.

Answer 4

Rainforests are surrounded by thick green trees and wet soil. The forests are near to the equator and receive a lot of sunshine. This is why the evaporation process is very fast and the rainforest receives constant amount of rain in high quantity.

Answer 5

because of the water cycle

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sorry about this retard......

it always rains in the rainforest because the rainforest is along the equator, so the heat make water evaporate from the many trees and that water has to come down, so that is why it rains loads

Answer 6

The trees release a whole lot of water vapor - which precipitates as rain.

Answer 7

http://theos.in/science/reason-for-high-rainfall-in-rainforests/

it's not my website but it tells you why(:

Answer 8

There is a lot of rain because it is called a rainforest. It actually has rain in it's name.

Answer 9

It starts with an area of land - usually coastal, where geography and proximity to water creates a lot of rainfall. If a forest manages to grow there, then you have a rain forest.