Where it rains almost every day.
It is drizzling every day in parana river, Paraguay. The reason for the rain here is strange, because there is a big waterfall not far from parana river, where there is a strong wind, and the wind takes the water mist to the sky and condenses it into rain.
It rains several times a day in Barra, Brazil. Stranger still, every time it rains, there is a fixed time. Therefore, local residents have a habit of talking about time with rain instead of clocks or the sun. They don't say what time it is in the morning or afternoon, but what time it rains. This is because the city of Bala is close to the equator and the sun shines directly. In the morning, the temperature is low, the water vapor content in the air is less, and the weather is fine. Since then, the humidity of the sea surface has gradually increased, evaporation has increased, and the hot and humid air has been rising, cooling and condensing in the air into cumulonimbus clouds, and it has rained. After the rain clears, the humidity of the lower air decreases, and the sun continues to shine, which is very regular.
In Fort Wayne, Pennsylvania, USA, when people hear "rainy day", they know that it means July 29th. Because on July 29th every year, even if it was sunny the day before, it began to rain on July 29th without exception. According to the recorded statistics, in nearly 1 kilometers, it rained accurately in Fort Wayne on July 29th, 1993.
In the middle of the Sahara Desert in Africa, it doesn't rain for several years, the sun shines brightly and the air is dry, so it is called the desert in the desert. Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan are also desert places. It often rains in the air, but there is not a drop of rain on the ground. This is because the air there is very dry, and it is easy for clouds to condense rain, but before the rain falls to the ground, it evaporates in mid-air!
In Turpan Basin of our country, it is difficult for people to meet a chance of rain. Occasionally, when it rains, I can only look up and admire it, but when I see the thick clouds hanging low in the sky, I occasionally hear a few muffled thunder, and the string of rain falls down, but the ground is not wet. People hold their hands high, and lucky people can occasionally get in touch with some wet water vapor. This scene of "rain at high altitude and no rain at low altitude" is called "dry rain".
The dry valley of harff in North Africa has not rained for 89 years. The coastal areas of Peru and Chile in South America are located in the leeward zone of high mountains because of the influence of cold current and cold water flowing from the deep sea. Therefore, the average annual precipitation is less than 3 mm, and it is common that there is no rain for years. Interestingly, there is a "rain watch group" here, which shows how rare rain is.
Chile is the narrowest country in the world, with the high Andes running through the east and the Pacific Ocean in the west. Although it is close to the sea and has inexhaustible water sources, the Atacama Desert in the north is the driest place in the world and is called the "drought pole" of the world. By 1971, it had not rained for more than 4 years.
Oh, I'm exhausted. Hehe.