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deserts are regions with the common characteristics of less than 250mm of precipitation per year throughout the whole area. it may be a hot and dry land, but there are also cold deserts and littoral deserts, which are not consistently hot. In addition, the aridity of the desert is dependent not only on precipitation but on evaporation and transpiration. If less water is evaporated or transpired from the region than is precipitated into the region, it can not be a desert.
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Comming down of moisture from the atmosphere as a result of condensation, in the form of rainfall, snowfall, hail, sleet etc is know as precipitation......
Precipitation is all the rain, snow, sleet, drizzle, hail, etc. that comes from the sky and give moisture to earth, helping all plants and animals, and people as well. Then, the water cycle starts all over again, with Evaporation, then Condensation, and back to Precipitation.
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The two main characteristics of a region's climate are temperature and precipitation.
Temperature and Precipitation.
there's much precipitation and there's much wind.
average teperature and precipitation.
average teperature and precipitation.
There are four main characteristics of weather: 1. Temperature 2. Wind 3.Precipitation 4. Clouds
There are four main characteristics of weather: 1. Temperature 2. Wind 3.Precipitation 4. Clouds
All deserts have low precipitation and high evaporation rates.
Tage Andersson has written: 'Some characteristics of temperature and precipitation in Sweden' -- subject(s): Atmospheric temperature, Climatology, Precipitation (Meteorology), Statistical methods 'Swedish temperature and precipitation records since the middle of the 19th century' -- subject(s): Atmospheric temperature, Observations, Precipitation (Meteorology)
Some of the characteristics that distinguish the different forms of precipitation are: Whether is falls in liquid form (rain) or frozen form (snow) and whether it freezes while falling to the ground (hail, sleet) or freezes once it is on the ground (freezing rain), Wet snow is distinguished from snow by the amount of water in the snow. To learn more about precipitation, visit the Related Link.
Some of the characteristics that distinguish the different forms of precipitation are: Whether is falls in liquid form (rain) or frozen form (snow) and whether it freezes while falling to the ground (hail, sleet) or freezes once it is on the ground (freezing rain), Wet snow is distinguished from snow by the amount of water in the snow. To learn more about precipitation, visit the Related Link.
River regime can describe one of two characteristics of a reach of a river: * The variability in its discharge throughout the course of a year in response to precipitation, temperature, evapotranspiration, and drainage basin characteristics