Overview
The hydrological impacts of climate variability are significant as they influence the water cycle, affecting precipitation, evaporation, and water availability. Understanding these impacts is crucial for managing water resources effectively, especially in the face of increasing climate variability d...
Key Terms
Example: El Niño is a form of climate variability.
Example: Water evaporates from oceans, forms clouds, and returns as rain.
Example: The 1930s Dust Bowl was a severe drought in the U.S.
Example: Heavy rains can cause rivers to flood their banks.
Example: Water from lakes evaporates into the atmosphere.
Example: Rain, snow, and sleet are types of precipitation.
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Key Concepts
Climate VariabilityWater CycleDroughtFlooding