Is there any relationship between transportation and rain fall
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There is a loose relationship and in general higher termperatures are assocaited with higher rainfall. When it's hot more water is evapourated from the seas and oceans, this is the starting point of rain. The hotter it is the more evapouration and the more moisture in the air.
But the warmer the air is the more water vapour it can contain, problems start to occur when the air cools down, this happens when the warm air rises and also when it mixes with colder air. As it cools it can contain less water vapour, when it gets to the point that it can't contain any more water vapour (saturation point) the vapour condenses into water droplets which subsequently fall as precipitation - rain if it's warm, snow if it's cold. To complicate things: almost all evapouration occurs from the seas and oceans and as the wet air mass moves inland it tends to deposit rain, especially if it meets high ground and the air is forced upwards. Coastal and hilly areas tend to attract more rain.
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But the warmer the air is the more water vapour it can contain, problems start to occur when the air cools down, this happens when the warm air rises and also when it mixes with colder air. As it cools it can contain less water vapour, when it gets to the point that it can't contain any more water vapour (saturation point) the vapour condenses into water droplets which subsequently fall as precipitation - rain if it's warm, snow if it's cold. To complicate things: almost all evapouration occurs from the seas and oceans and as the wet air mass moves inland it tends to deposit rain, especially if it meets high ground and the air is forced upwards. Coastal and hilly areas tend to attract more rain.
Hope it helps.
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