Im pretty sure its a seismograph i think thats it
It's either the Sierra Nevada or the Great Plains, I'm a bit confused with how you worded your question.
The water is absorbed on pavement. Water rums off the roof on to the ground/ lawn and it works it's way don't to the soil. I'm the lawn some water is absorbed of there's to much it will drown the grass and kill it. Steams fill up and flow south towards the Mississippi River or Ohio river depends where you live. Ground water will run faster but not by a whole lot.
Answer:
C) These areas are very warm but less humid than other regions.
Explanation:
It is an area of high atmospheric pressure. This means that cold air is descending and will return to the lowest pressure, towards the equator. The air is dry and rarely forms clouds as it is descending. This allows for a maximum of incoming solar radiation to heat the ground surface. The air moves towards the equator becoming more humid and rise, which helps provide rain for the rainforest. By the time it reaches the desert area it is once again dry and descending.
Its actually C. hot and sunny. We are talking about tropical continental. The other answer the user put D. does not make sense when talking about a tropical area. The overall answer is C.
