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Artist 52 [7]
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Hypothesis for drought​

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Burka [1]3 years ago
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Answer:

Drought is a condition, not a hypothesis. Drought is the lack of rain, or evaporation in excess of precipitation.

The CAUSE of drought is a multi-pronged hypothesis. It can be due to cyclic changes in ocean temperature (El Niño/La Niña). It can be due to rain shadow downwind of a mountain range. It can be due to fluctuations in the sun’s brightness. It can be the result of urban sprawl and resulting shifts in upwind evaporation/transpiration. It can be the result of climate bands shifting in response to changing atmospheric composition. It can be the result of agricultural practices upwind. It can be just bad luck, with a location consistently not being the whatever-percent chance of where it’s raining.

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