I need essay on problems after rain into 3 paragraphs( 150-170 words)
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A good rainstorm nourishes plants, replenishes local water supplies and provides the perfect backdrop for curling up with your favorite book. Of course, as with anything else, too much rain can lead to a host of problems, many of which can linger long after the storm ends. In addition to the obvious impact on mood and outdoor activities, excess rain brings negative effects for wildlife, the environment and even the economy.
Floods
Rain can transform a small stream into a raging sea of water in minutes, leading to dangerous flash floods. A period of rainy weather could cause rivers or lakes to overflow their banks, spilling water across the ground and damaging homes, cars and businesses. In the United States, which maintains some of the most advanced flood warning and communication systems in the world, floods kill 140 people and cause $6 billion in damage each year. In lesser developed countries, the affects of flooding may be much worse.
Dangerous Roads
Nearly a quarter of all car accidents occur during bad weather, and most take place when the road is simply wet, not snow-covered or icy. Most drivers simply don't take change their driving habits enough to operate a vehicle safely during rainy weather, according to Science Daily.
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Rain effect: Adds more problems to an already problematic living
Published: July 17, 2016 8:08 am On: Opinion
HIMALAYAN NEWS SERVICE
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Monsoon: rain effects
Graphic Illustration: Ratna Sagar Shrestha/ THT
The monsoon has arrived and so has the pain in our daily life. We all know about the problems and struggles we face every year during monsoon. We face the problems those are brought on by road expansion works and drainage projects, and with the onset of monsoon this year too it is no different. The blacktopped roads in my locality have been turned into muddy pools and drainage project has also started. This has blocked the flow of transportation in and around our area while there is also shortage of drinking water. Moreover, people are forced to use alternative routes which suffer the same problems as of our locality. The transportation fare charged by the water tankers has increased at an alarming rate. At some places, water takers are rejecting to supply water as the roads are too muddy and such roads can lead to jam and accidents, even though high fares are offered to them. It is said that the authorities concerned are spending the budget on road construction for the sake of spending it. Neither we nor the authorities concerned have made efforts to alleviate this problem as such we are facing hardships, and all that we do is curse the authorities and keep on walking on the same muddy roads or pray for an early end to monsoon.
With the start of monsoon, there have been problems of puddles, flooding and muddy roads which have made our life difficult. People find it difficult while walking whether it is short or long distance because the roads are slippery and there is a high chance that they might fall down. I have also come across such problems. When it comes to solving this problem which has become a major one, nothing needful has been done so far. What can be said for certain is that the Government is really not serious in this regard although it needs to be addressed. On top of that, even the general public of our country have not raised their voice in order to address these pressing problems. They are accepting it as another inevitable part of their life without even thinking about the future.