Floods and Droughts

A flood happens when a river or other body of water rises and spills over its banks, often after unusually heavy rain or fast snowmelt, while a drought happens when a region gets far less rainfall than usual for a long stretch of time. Both floods and droughts can seriously affect the people, farms, and buildings in an area, which is why scientists monitor rainfall and river levels closely.

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