What are the top 10 driest countries in the world?

Answer 1

10. Callao-Peru

It is the countries largest port and is located on the west side of country's capital Lima. The average rainfall at this place is very low with a measure of 12.191mm which makes it the the driest place in the world.

9. Aoelef-Algeria

The major part of this area is covereb with deserts so hot winds are always blowing at this place and the area remains hot throughout the year. The rainfall is very rare at this place with a measure of 12.19mm

8. Pelican Point- Namibia

This point is a suburb of Western Australia in Namibia from the North-Eastern side which is bounded to the South and West side of the Railway port to the Old Coast Road from the East side. The measure of very little rainfall per year of Pelican Port is 8.13mm.

7. Iquique-Chile

This is a chile territory's place and is one the hottest and driest place in the world. The rate of annual rainfall is 5.08mm at this place.

6. Wadi Halfa-Sudan

This place experiences driest as well as hottest climatic conditions. Due to continoue evaporation this place is mostly classified into hot and driest deserted arears. The rainfall measure per annum is 2.54mm

5. Ica-Peru

Another peru's region which has the highest temprature and harsh winds blowing everywhere. The rainfall measure at this place is 2.29mm

4. Luxor-Egypt

This place is situated in Egypt and is a city of Egypt. the rainfall measure per annum is 0.862mm

3. Aswan-Egypt

Located on the south side of Egypt and with an average rainfall per annum of 0.861mm, this place is the hottest city of Egypt.

2. Al'Kufrah-Libya

This place is situated in Libya and is the largest district of Libya. The average rainfall measure per annum at this place is 0.86mm

1. Arica-Chile

Arica is the driest place in the world. Located in chile this is the another driest place with Iquique. The average measure of rainfall at this place is very little it is approx. 0.76mm.

Answer 2

Some of the top 10 driest countries in the world include Egypt, Libya, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen. These countries experience very low levels of annual precipitation, with vast arid and desert regions dominating their landscapes. Water scarcity is a significant challenge in these nations, leading to reliance on alternative water sources such as desalination and water recycling.