1.In 2011 sea levels around the world dropped by almost a cm due to massive rainfalls across Australia.
2.In some parts of the earth, unusual things have been known to fall from the sky. It rains tadpoles and small fish in addition to other things. The Rain of Fish is normal in Honduran Folklore. A celebration known as Rain of Fish Festival is feted consistently in the city of Yoro, as hundreds of living fish are found on the ground after it rains there in between the months of May & July.
3.Mawsynram, a village in India, gets an average of 11,873 mm (467 in) of rain per year, making it the world’s wettest place.
4.The maximum speed of a falling raindrop can differ from 18 to 22 miles per hour. Water, for the most part, tumbles to earth at a low speed; this is on account of raindrops having special shapes that build the impact of atmospheric friction. If this atmospheric friction doesn’t act against the downpour, each drop would come down at incredible speeds and can cause a lot of harm.
5.The Salton Sea was created by accident in 1905, as a result of a canal project combined with flooding as a result of rainfall.
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