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How do people measure significant geological events?

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i know that droughts are the plants are dry and there is no rain for amount of time.

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they happen on farms and it drys out the land. farm animals may pass away because theirs not enough water

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I know that a drought happens mainly in summer because there is no rain and the ground is dry

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if there is no rain or water the ground goes crusty and cracks to make the ground go apart.

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How often do droughts happen.
Where are they most likely to happen.

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Drought are sometimes caused by either global warming or from the weather. Droughts occur in most very dry places such as Australia or Africa. Droughts can also cause erosion to the surface and cause many different problems especially to inner state people.

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crops die and you can't grow plants and vegetables. 

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crops die and you can't grow plants and vegetables. 

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charlie

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do droughts affect any liquid

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farmers and food growers would struggle as the ground would be dry. it also means no rain is falling!

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A drought is when it hasn't rained for ages which makes the ground dry and effects plants growing.

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where are droughts most likely to happen

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they happen alot in south Africa and they have to lower the amount of water eveyone is using

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the plants are dry the ground is all crusty, there is know rain and farmers have a lot of trouble with droughts because they cant sell there crops so they don't make money

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the plants are dry the ground is all crusty, there is know rain and farmers have a lot of trouble with droughts because they cant sell there crops so they don't make money

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Jayden and Callum B

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I know that they affect farmers a lot because there animals need water and they need hay and some resources for there farm that they cant  get during droughts

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I know that a drought is when there has been no rain and the ground and plants go really dry or die because they are dehydrated.

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How do droughts happen/ start?

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has Australia had a drought
in winter

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where does drought happen

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when a drought occurs it effects farmers as there is no rain to water their crops and farm animals and they might pass away, unfortunately.

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Can droughts happen in Winter , Spring and Autum  

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Can droughts happen in Winter , Spring and Autum  

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Can droughts happen in all the four seasons?

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https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=images&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwi6oIHssYvjAhUJeysKHdz_DrYQjRx6BAgBEAU&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.news.com.au%2Ftechnology%2Fenvironment%2Fconservation%2Fif-you-cant-feed-them-dont-breed-them-peta-slammed-over-controversial-article-on-drought%2Fnews-story%2F79813c195bd4aefddd1dc0868643deb1&psig=AOvVaw19_lX2iiqrR-pz5D9JbmDu&ust=1561784244052597

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how do they get rid of the dryness to look like grass again.

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how many times do droughts happen a year?

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this is what we would imagine a drought looking like

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where do droughts mostly happen

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Can people die from drought.

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do they happen a lot in one year

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this is south frica

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before an after a drought

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What are the effect of natural disasters to living and non-living things?

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How can we manage natural disasters?

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Education resources for schools teachers and students - ABC Education

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ABC Education has 5000+ educational games, videos and teaching resources for schools and students. Free Primary and Secondary resources covering history, science, English, maths and more

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For Australia as a whole, August rainfall was 49.5% below the 1961-1990 average, the tenth-driest August on record (since 1900). It was below or very much below average for the southern two-thirds of Queensland, most of New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania, and large parts of South Australia.

Since May 2023, areas of severe rainfall deficiency (totals in the lowest 5% of periods since 1900) have persisted in south-west. Western Australia, and expanded along eastern Australia, from far-eastern Victoria to much of coastal New South Wales and an area in south-eastern Queensland. Serious deficiencies (totals in the lowest 10% of periods since 1900) have expanded inland across north-eastern New South Wales into Queensland.

August soil moisture was below average (in the lowest 30% of all years since 1911) across a wide band from south-west Western Australia into southern South Australia, south-central and eastern Victoria, eastern Tasmania, and New South Wales and southern Queensland, except in the west.

Low streamflows were observed mostly at sites in the west of Western Australia, eastern New South Wales, south-eastern parts of Queensland, and across most of Victoria and Tasmania.

Storage levels remain low in some parts of south and central Queensland, northern and eastern parts of New South Wales, central Tasmania, and urban areas of Perth.

For September to November, below median rainfall is likely to very likely (60% to greater than 80% chance) for most of Australia.

Product code: IDCKGD0AR0

Soil moisture data is from the Bureau's Australian Water Resources Assessment Landscape (AWRA-L) model, developed through the Water Information Research and Development Alliance between the Bureau and CSIRO.

Australian drought history

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rainfall deficiencies; drought; drought statement; australia

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Current rainfall deficiencies in Australia

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Droughts can cause a variety of problems to local communities, including damage to ecosystems, crops, and a shortage of drinking water.

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Extreme Drought in Australia - BBC Science

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droughts dry farms

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do droughts actually make the ground crack ?

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drought can act as concrete.

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YOU CAN SEE FLASH FLOODS AFTER A DROUGHT

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The famine in the 20th century killed 40 million people

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there's is a theory where global warming is making droughts

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what is global warming

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in a drought the soil cant absorb water so then the water goes down to the lowest point which causes flooding.

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after and while droughts the soil acts more like concrete than soil

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people can die from droughts.

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When more water is used than repelished.

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droughts are slow

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we take more water than we can replenish and that makes a drought.

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Droughts can last for decades.

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when the wind patterns change.

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there can be fires after drought

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is there anything that is effected by rain(the opposite of droughts)

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andy bailey

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what is the longest drought that Australia has had.
what is the longest drought that has happened in the world

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Most people think droughts can only happen in dry places. But Antarctica has droughts too and some people think Antarctica is not a desert though it is a glacier which is a cold desert. And the Antarctica droughts

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is there any animal/plant that thrives from a drought or no water

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they can last for decades

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the air beneath ground goes out into the clouds.

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will stores up their prices for water dr

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can be floods after a droughts

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Does the temperature change when there is a drought? and also how hot can it get?

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most places where droughts happen U.S.A, Australia, Africa.

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they are most likely to happen in places like ausrtalia and africa

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will stores close down during droughts?

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farmers loose almost everything during droughts including crops,money,animals and food

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40 million people have died because of droughts just in the 20th century

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Droughts can  happen because we use more water than we are supposed to.

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soil blows away and turns into a dust ball which turns into a drought (we think)

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how often do droughts happen

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How often do droughts happen. Several weeks, months, or even years may pass before people know that a drought is occurring.

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here are they most likely to happen.

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crops wither and die from droughts and then farmers can't sell the crops and then farmers loose money.

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Why is Antarctica called Antarctica?

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how long was the biggest drought is it still going

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how long was the biggest drought is it still going

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callumd

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crops die and fires start rapidl

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How do Aboriginal dreaming stories explain natural disasters?

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how long does it take for the soil to stop acting like concrete and act like dirt/soil

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if there was a drought in a rainforest would the soil still be moist or would water just pile up on the hard soil (concrete)

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if there was a drought in a rainforest would the soil still be moist or would water just pile up on the hard soil (concrete)

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LUCA

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drought causes erosion.

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drought

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when was the biggest drought how was it caused

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during a drought dirt acts like concrete and after it starts to rain it starts to flood as the water dose not sink in because the dirt still acts like concrete.

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is elon musk creating stuff to help the global warming stop and animals survive

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scientists have created volcanic exploitative index to measure the insensate and the strength

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good job