Why is the rain forest called "rain" forest? Does it always rain there?

Answer 1

The Tropical Rain Forests and the extensive spell of rain there are mutually dependent. The biomass concentration in the tropical forests cause humidity to be present around that area and makes the precipitate cloud to condense and fall as rain. The rain makes the vegetation to grow thicker and support even more vegetation and life forms. In turn the humidity increases and cause more rain.

Answer 2

Rain forests are very wet places. It rains almost everyday.But the clouds clear quickly and then it becomes sunny. There is a lot of water vapor in the air.

Answer 3

It rains quite a lot, somewhere over 200 inches a year, compared to the 50 or so inches in Britain, as an example.

Answer 4

humidity as well as rain which causes a thick growth within the forest and little evaporation

Answer 5

because there's no path way in rain forest, like a virgin forest no people who ever know enter though with it

Answer 6

Not exactly, but it is very moist and rains frequently

Answer 7

coz it rains frequently