how do waterfalls get their water when there is no rain?

Answer 1

Waterfalls are natural underground fountains higher up that constantly provide water .Say where you see the waterfall on a clear day , doesnt mean higher up inland it is not raining, especialy where mountains are skyhigh the clouds form ,and the moist is so much that it constantly mist rain ,it constantly provide the waterfalls with water

Answer 2

The Yosemite valley waterfalls don't all always have water all year. Some dry up completely. Their flow depends on the amount of snow, how fast it melts, the drainage of each fall and on occasional rain storms.

Answer 3

Melting glaciers, melting snow, underground rivers, aquifer seepage. Many times water comes from distant sources and finds its way downstream to a waterfall. Think of the snow melting in the Colorado mountains and the water finding its way thousands of miles south into desert Baja California.

Answer 4

Waterfalls the their water from snow melt in the high mountains, as the weather warms, the snow melts that is still in the mountains like Mount Ranier or Mount Hood, in Oregon.

Answer 5

the water from the waterfalls are from rocks so if there is no rain it doesn't affect it.