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Due to frequent rainfall when heat is high, the cause of frequent evaporation and atmospheric instability is associated with. Let's understand it in easy language: 1. Water flies as steam from heat When the temperature rises great, then: • Rivers, lakes, sea and land surface raise water vapor rapidly. • This steam is assembled in the air. 2. Heavy clouds are formed (condensation) • When this steam comes from cold air at height, it turns thick and turns into clouds. • If there is a lot of moisture in the air and the heat persists, then clouds continue to form and break. 3. Instability • Due to too much heat, the air near the ground lightens and rises rapidly. • By going up, it can cause sudden rain or storm by hitting the cold air. 4. Local monsoon effects When heat and moisture combine together, it creates a position of monsoon rains locally. For this reason, sunlight in some areas and rain in the evening - this cycle lasts several days. In short: Excess heat = more steam = more clouds = frequent rain (if the environment cooperates) Share to everyone⬇️
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