The tropical rain has a rather moist climate all the year round. It is very humid and there are constant showers that are accompanied by sunshine. The temperature is said to be close to 18 degrees Celsius and above. The forest experiences sufficient levels of precipitation as well.
The recorded precipitation is generally always more than 150 centimeters, 50 per cent of this comes from the evaporation by the rainforest itself, unlike other areas. This evaporation also causes the air to warn as well as to cool and condense thus resulting in water droplets that come down as rain. The soil on the other hand is rather shallow at the top. It is also very moist and mucky owing to the constant rain. Most of it is very rich in nutrients since most of what the soil receives is the plants that fall from the top.
The recorded precipitation is generally always more than 150 centimeters, 50 per cent of this comes from the evaporation by the rainforest itself, unlike other areas. This evaporation also causes the air to warn as well as to cool and condense thus resulting in water droplets that come down as rain. The soil on the other hand is rather shallow at the top. It is also very moist and mucky owing to the constant rain. Most of it is very rich in nutrients since most of what the soil receives is the plants that fall from the top.