Rains in the desert are frequently sudden heavy deluges caused by summer thunderstorms. Desert soil is thin and dry and cannot absorb a sudden rainstorm and there are few plants to absorb water. The rain rushes down hillsides and mountains and overflows arroyos, flowing into roads and homes in its path. They can occur suddenly and areas far from the actual storm can be flooded.
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Heavy rainfall. The rain pours into rivers banks and cause them to overflow. and to the person that said your mom ass...how immature
Yes. Tornadoes do not occur in Antarctica and likely do no occur in parts of the Arctic and in areas of extreme desert. There are many other regions that are cold or arid that tornadoes occur, but are extremely rare.
* Rain * lightning * and high winds mostly but some times thunderstorms can bring about * tornados * flash floods * hail * tropical storms * hurricanes
Yes, flash floods are relatively common in some desert areas.
Most flash floods occur after late afternoon rainfall.
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flash floods
Flash floods do occur occasionally occur in the southwestern deserts. They can occur quite quickly and can cause tremendous damage. Yes, they can be quite scary.
Floods can occur in various regions around the world, including low-lying coastal areas, river valleys, areas with poor drainage systems, and regions prone to heavy rainfall or snowmelt. Tropical regions are particularly susceptible due to seasonal monsoons or hurricanes, while arid regions may experience flash floods during rare heavy rainfall events.
Flash flooding can occur in the desert after a heavy rain.
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Yes. A flash flood is caused by a single cloud burst. Flash floods are especially devastating if they occur over the narrow valley of a young mountain stream.
Heavy rainfall directed into steep valleys does it in California.
Because in the lower areas flash floods and mudslides often occur
Flash floods are deadlier. They are fast-moving floods that occur without warning, and thus do not give people time to get out of the way. They are strong and powerful, often with incredible volumes of water, able to wash cars away and knock down houses. In the United States alone, flash floods are the main weather-related killer.