Not accurate way of doing it. As others have said. Ground use has changed. Farmers did it to themselves. Push all the bush, drain all the sloughs, now the water gets to the river ASAP. I read somewhere that an 18 inch diameter poplar tree holds almost 300 gallons of water. According to science water goes up with evaporation comes down as rain. There is only so much water in the world. It is stored in people, ground, trees, tanks, ocean, sloughs, etc. sloughs and trees evaporate faster giving rain more often. What goes up must come down. Now the water is all in one area evaporates and falls in the same area again and again. I’m not sure how far the water that evaporates travels in the air and comes down but if the winds run the same way then when one area that had water standing no longer does, somebody will no longer get rain. And all the water is in a different area somebody will get more rain. Plant trees and close drains and we might balance it again the way GOD made it. Makes total sense to me. I live in a area that had 25% of the land sloughs about 40 years ago. Now there is less than 5%. So the water that evaporated here always rains somewhere else. That somewhere else is now going to get 20% less rain. Makes sense to this hillbilly.
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