An 'intermittent' stream normally stops flowing for weeks or months each year, and with 'ephemeral' channels that flow only for hours or days following rainfall.
The river without water, start to flow after getting rain water and dries after rainy season is over during the year.
the tide of the lake rises due to rain, thus more flow in the rivers.
they over flow
Rain-fed rivers are watercourses whose flow is predominantly sustained by precipitation in the form of rainfall. These rivers rely on seasonal rain patterns for their water supply and can experience fluctuations in water levels based on the amount of rainfall they receive.
Rivers that flow throughout the year are called perennial rivers. They do not depend on rain alone to fill but are fed by melting snow from the Himalayas.
the amount of sediment a river is carrying during flow
Non-perennial rivers, also known as ephemeral or intermittent rivers, flow only during certain periods, often in response to seasonal rainfall or snowmelt. Examples include the Wadi system in the Middle East, which can be dry for much of the year, and the seasonal rivers in arid regions, such as the Rio Grande in certain stretches. These rivers may also flow sporadically after heavy rain events but can be completely dry at other times.
Small streams flow into rivers and the rivers flow to bigger rivers.
Because it has rained before and the water is preserved
The rivers source is in the highland because that is where the rain falls and gets collected. love addie carter
Well, mostly rivers where there is a lot of rain. All rivers could flood with enough rain.
oklahoma's rivers flow south-east