Floods can occur after a season of drought due to several factors. One reason is that the ground becomes dry and hard during the drought, reducing its ability to absorb water. When heavy rain finally comes, the water cannot infiltrate the soil, resulting in increased runoff and thus, flooding. Additionally, in drought conditions, vegetation may have been depleted or dried up, resulting in a lack of vegetation cover that can normally help regulate water flow and prevent flooding.
Floods and drought are referred to as natural disasters as they usually coincide with extreme weather conditions. Humans cannot control the weather.
What they both have in common is water. Drought is the result of to little water, whereas a flood happens because of to much water.
by the floods or by to much water
Some natural disasters that have been attributed to climate change are: Floods, bushfires, severe storms, drought, cyclones, hurricanes and earthquakes.
Might be two growing seasons, with drought separating them, if we are unlucky.
A weak monsoon season can lead to drought and starvation. Heavy monsoons increase agricultural output. Monsoons can also cause devastating landslides and floods.
they have had earthquakes, floods, drought and hunger.
Usually areas which have heavy rainfall, at the same time poor draining facilities and rainwater harvesting methods tend to have both floods and drought.
Floods, drought, fires and earthquakes are examples of natural disasters.
It can be. But a drought is much less rain than usual, and it is possible to get much more rain than usual without triggering a flood. The opposite of a drought or 'dry spell' would be a 'wet spell' (such as a monsoon season).
rain and floods, drought
Drought and Floods
drought, deseise,snakes,robbers, and floods
Monsoon floods and drought probably made the region unlivable.
Drought, floods, frost often cause damages.
summer
The massive and widespread Queensland floods occurred during the 2010-2011 Summer season in Australia.