Why does it rain in autumn/winter if nothing grows then?
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Why does it rain in autumn/winter if nothing grows then?

[From: Botany] [author: ] [Date: 01-07] [Hit: ]
Why does it rain in autumn/winter if nothing grows then?......


Why does it rain in autumn/winter if nothing grows then?

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answers:
bay say: it also replenishes the groundwater. you know how everybody gets their drinking water from deep wells or large bodies of water...??? well, ya kind of need more water like all the time to maintain those levels.
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Metal say: Because the atmosphere has more water than it can hold, Plants are not growing then because the temperature is to low.
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Paula say: Not all places have ice and snow in winter. And not all places have winter rain.
Some places do not even have winter.

Plants are adapted to the particular place that they are found in nature.
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Blonde say: Where I live, in winter we get a lot of snow. I heard snow contains nitrates, essential for plant growth, come spring.
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SumDude say: Things DO grow then. And, some animals rely on that water.
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zeno say: There are plants that grow and even flower in
Winter. Go fact check it.
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