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The plains are often dry due to a combination of factors, including their geographical location, climate patterns, and prevailing winds. Many plains are situated in rain shadow areas, where mountains block moisture-laden air, preventing precipitation. Additionally, they may experience high evaporation rates and low humidity, which further contribute to their arid conditions. These elements together create a landscape that can be characterized by limited rainfall and dry soil.
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How is the environment of the Central Plains different from that of the Great Plains?
The difference is that the southern is more dry and hot mostly you can call it a (desert)and its not so grassy there so that's how their different.
How did dry farming life on the great plains easier?
so it didnt get washed away by the rain
Why do the great plains have grass fires?
The great plains has grass fires because the climate is hot and dry. So when the wind hits the land it starts a fire.
Why did settlers head for the great plains?
they headed to the great plians so they would not have to deal with the dry land
What effect did the dry land on the Plains Indians?
The Plains Indians were nomadic. They followed the buffalo. So when the buffalo moved the people moved. Note: The Plains have always been dry for at least part of the year - summer. The only time dry weather really effected the Plains Indians was when reservation boundaries were established. Not being able to roam as the food roamed would have made it difficult to obtain food and water.
Which best describes Afghanistan humid plains or dry and mountainous?
Dry and mountainous
What kind of farming did they do on the great plains?
Dry
What is the steppes?
it is some thing that i do not know what is is so there is your answer Improved answer from kuninaruto- Steppe is dry, grassed covered plains. Hope this helps. :)
Why did the early Mesopotamians move to the plains surrounding the rivers?
They moved to the plains because they live in the foothills at first. The hills were dry, so they moved to the plains hoping for more food or water supply. There was a ton of water to plant their crops, but the water flooded, so they made complex irrigation systems. So they main reason they moved from the foothills to the plains was because they needed water for their crops.
Can you name a prairie in the wet western part of the Midwest is what?
The Great Plains. OR The Shortgrass plains (western, dry) The Tallgrass plains (eastern, wet) The Midgrass plains (in the middle).
Semi dry plains with sparse vegetation?
steppes
Semi-dry plains with sparse vegetation?
Savanna.
