Question

Explain how deforestation leads to reduce rainfall?​

Answer 1

Hey mate here is ur answer..

Large-scale deforestation in tropical rainforests can dramatically reduce rainfall rates both locally and thousands of kilometres away.

This drop occurs because deforestation reduces the natural recycling of moisture from soils, through vegetation, and into the atmosphere, from where it returns as rainfall.

When forests are replaced by pasture or crops, this water recycling process changes, leading to reduced atmospheric humidity and potentially suppressing precipitation.

Hope it helps .....

Answer 2

bcoz of transpiration tree are helpful to provide suitable conditions for rainfall such as holding moisture

the areas of Meghalaya have dense forest which are capable of holding lots of moisture and it rains more than 300 cm every season

on the other hand in jaisalmer there are less density of tree they are found rarely so it rain only 10-15 cm every year