Question

What are the characteristics of convectional rainfall and relief rainfall?

Answer 1

Answer:

CONVECTIONAL: This type os rainfall is characteristic of hot climates The Sun heats the ground and water evapores As water vapour rises, it cools When water vapour cools, it condenses and forms droplets that form clouds and fall to the Earth as rain. ... It does not rain on the other side.

Relief or orographic rain is formed when air is forced to cool when it rises over relief features in the landscape such as hills or mountains. As it rises it cools, condenses and forms rain. The highest rainfall totals of over 1,600 mm per year occur in the mountain areas along the west coast.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

CONVECTIONAL: This type os rainfall is characteristic of hot climates The Sun heats the ground and water evapores As water vapour rises, it cools When water vapour cools, it condenses and forms droplets that form clouds and fall to the Earth as rain. ... It does not rain on the other side.