Average annual precipitation by countries in Latin America

[Rafael Passoni]

Amazon Rainforest needs to become an International Area, it's so much important. Can't be managed by corrupt, egocentric and brainless people, IMO: "Under a weak governance scenario, SBA may lose 56% of its forests by 2050."
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-021-22840-7

[Zanzibar]

Facts are facts. Indeed Colombia's Pacific Coast is super rainy to most other parts of the world averaging up to more than 10000mm of rain on average per year.

Does it rain literally everyday there in the region? I have read that the wettest city is Lopez de Micay.

Its interesting how Colombia managed to rival even Pacific Islands such as Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and some African islands like Sao Tome which are among the wettest nations in the world.

Do you find it interesting how Sub Saharan Africa is much drier than Latin America on average? Compare this: https://www.nationmaster.com/country...th/Mm-per-year
to this: https://www.nationmaster.com/country...th/Mm-per-year

[Chile Raptor 2.0]

La lluvia es lo de menos, llueve más en el Caribe por su clima tropical, gran parte del agua tropical para en la selva
O se va al mar....

Mucho mejor la nieve...

Así amaneció hoy Chile




Somos un país de frío y Nieve