Why does it NOT rain in summer in certain parts of the world?

Answer 1

That depends on large-scale climate patterns, which differ from region to region. For instance, in south Texas (where I live), summers are usually very dry, due to a seasonal high-pressure area that makes it difficult for storms to form. In the winter however, the high pressure isn't there, and storms track farther south than they do during the summer and fall.

Answer 2

the air is too stable for it to rain in certain parts of the world. The humidity needs to be at least 40 percent or higher to consider it to be raining and reach the atmosphere.

Answer 3

because of the sun, wind and cyclonic syndrome cycle