What If It Rained Nonstop for a Year?
• A year of nonstop rain would cause widespread flooding, landslides, and crop failures across the US.
• Infrastructure would collapse under the constant strain of waterlogged conditions, disrupting essential services.
• Preparing for extreme rainfall events is crucial as climate change increases their frequency and intensity.
Exploring the impact of a year of rain
Imagine a world where the skies never clear, and rain falls relentlessly for an entire year. While such a scenario might seem like a distant, improbable event, considering its potential consequences is a valuable exercise, especially given the increasing frequency of extreme weather events due to climate change.
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