Some of the dangers a farmer might face are drought or flooding....
Drought is a main problem in the middle east. Drought has always been a problem in the middle east because it could result in big problems when you grow your crops. A way to prevent this problem would be having a big storage and supply of water to help the crops.
Flooding is the opposite of drought....A lot of water can destroy every single crop because of it's enormous non-stoping supply of water and rainfalls. In this situation, channels would be really useful so that the water can flow and not damage the crops, it would go back to the lake or ocean.
In the Middle East, you can expect mainly earthquakes to happen. Earthquakes also result in other natural disasters such as mudslides and floods. To prepare for earthquakes, you can pratice what to do during an actual earthquake such as if you're a farmer and outside, you would want to get to an open area to avoid powerlines, trees, or anything that could come down. To also prepare for or prevent a mudslide, plant and water diversion are good methods to stay safe. You can also make sure you plant appropriately on hills. For floods, you can always ask others about relocation routes and centres. On top of that, if possible, you can prepare a household flood plan.
Answer:One of the most harmful effects of inversions is that they trap the pollution close to the ground, trapping the smog. When there is a temperature inversion, the affect is just the opposite. If the inversion is strong enough, it can cause far off objects to look like they are floating above the ground.
