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Disadvantages of the Monsoon Season?
1.Monsoons have the potential to be extremely violent weather systems.
2.Drought-stricken land can be suddenly drenched with several inches of rain.
3.Property-damaging hail is common during the monsoon season, as are wildfires started when lightning strikes without producing rain in an area.
4.Arroyos and canyons are prone to flooding as runoff from higher areas rush to carry excess rainfall through to lower areas.
5.In areas that were burned by wildfires in
previous years, mudslides and soil erosion can cause widespread damage to crops, homes and roads.Large amounts of rainfall at times cause a lot of havoc.
6.During the dry season when crops look like they would fail, farmers lookout for the first drops of rainfall.
7. When this happens everyone becomes happy now that the high temperatures and great amounts of dust will at least reduce.
8. If the rain is just adequate there is usually no cause of worry but as soon as they rains persist and cases of flooding start being reported then people start looking out.
9. In steep forested regions the tree roots hold soil particles tightly together but with rampant cases of cutting down of trees the protective effect of the trees are slowly removed.
10.Now rain water runs downhill in uncontrolled torrents washing down top soil in its wake. Landslides in such steep and largely deforested regions are common.
11.There have been reports of people losing their lives when their houses are affected by these mudslides.
12.To minimize such occurrences land cultivation in sloppy regions should always follow the contours and also afforestation exercises should be undertaken to restore the tree cover.
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Disadvantages of the Monsoon Season?
1.Monsoons have the potential to be extremely violent weather systems.
2.Drought-stricken land can be suddenly drenched with several inches of rain.
3.Property-damaging hail is common during the monsoon season, as are wildfires started when lightning strikes without producing rain in an area.
4.Arroyos and canyons are prone to flooding as runoff from higher areas rush to carry excess rainfall through to lower areas.
5.In areas that were burned by wildfires in
previous years, mudslides and soil erosion can cause widespread damage to crops, homes and roads.Large amounts of rainfall at times cause a lot of havoc.
6.During the dry season when crops look like they would fail, farmers lookout for the first drops of rainfall.
7. When this happens everyone becomes happy now that the high temperatures and great amounts of dust will at least reduce.
8. If the rain is just adequate there is usually no cause of worry but as soon as they rains persist and cases of flooding start being reported then people start looking out.
9. In steep forested regions the tree roots hold soil particles tightly together but with rampant cases of cutting down of trees the protective effect of the trees are slowly removed.
10.Now rain water runs downhill in uncontrolled torrents washing down top soil in its wake. Landslides in such steep and largely deforested regions are common.
11.There have been reports of people losing their lives when their houses are affected by these mudslides.
12.To minimize such occurrences land cultivation in sloppy regions should always follow the contours and also afforestation exercises should be undertaken to restore the tree cover.
HOPE IT HELPS YOU. ✌ ✌
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